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Gelatin silver print
Hereditary son of Chief Duck, Niisitapiikwan, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Photographer
Harry Pollard
(1880-1968)
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date
About 1925
Medium / Technique
Silver salts on paper
Gelatin silver process
Gelatin silver process
Dimensions23.4 x 18.6 cm
Origin
Canada
Object NumberMP-0000.328.8
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Mr. Richard Pennington
Status
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Son of Chief Duck, Niisitapiikwan, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief Duck in hunting costume, Niisitapiikwan, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief Duck, Niisitapiikwan, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Duck Chief and family with travois and horses, near Calgary(?), AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief One Man, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief Moon, Hoberna, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief High Eagle, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief High Eagle, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief High Eagle, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Chief White Wings and his Wife, Kainai, Calgary, Alberta, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Miss One Spot, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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Man with cowboy hat and scarf, Kainai, Calgary, AB, about 1925
Harry Pollard
About 1925
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