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The Frederick Monsen Ethnographic Indian Photographs
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Hopiland, Arizona. Hopi boy bringing home a load of corn

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Hopiland, Arizona. Hopi boy bringing home a load of corn

Description: A Hopi boy riding a burro down a trail, with a load carried on the burro's back.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: approximately 1886 - 1911
Call number: photCL 312
Creator: Monsen, Frederick (1865-1929)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased by Henry E. Huntington from Frederick Monsen, 1923.
Dimensions: images approximately 11 x 14 in. on oversize mounts approximately 21 x 26 in. +

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