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«Breaking News» Collection of stunning portraits of North American Indians set to fetch $1.5million at auction

A collection of stunning portraits of native Americans is set to fetch $1.5million at auction.


The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20th-century American artist and photographer.


He was commissioned by financier J.P. Morgan after President Theodore Roosevelt introduced them.




A collection of stunning portraits of 'North American Indians' endorsed by President Teddy Roosevelt is set to fetch $1.5million at auction


A collection of stunning portraits of 'North American Indians' endorsed by President Teddy Roosevelt is set to fetch $1.5million at auction



A collection of stunning portraits of 'North American Indians' endorsed by President Teddy Roosevelt is set to fetch $1.5million at auction






A collection of stunning portraits of native Americans is set to fetch $1.5million at auction


A collection of stunning portraits of native Americans is set to fetch $1.5million at auction






The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20-century American artist and photographer


The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20-century American artist and photographer



 The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20-century American artist and photographer



Morgan told Curtis to make 'the handsomest collection ever produced.' He advanced Curtis $75,000 for five years and his son then invested another $300,000 to facilitate production.


The collection of photos taken west of Mississippi will go on sale on 18 October at Swann Galleries in New York.


The gallery writes on its website: 'Consigned by well-known bookman John King, this complete set of 20 folios on Japan tissue (featuring 722 large-format photogravures), and 20 text volumes (with more than 1500 small-format photogravures on vellum) appears to be the only version containing a treasure trove of 111 large-format photogravures signed by Curtis.' 





The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20th-century American artist and photographer


The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20th-century American artist and photographer






The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis


The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis



The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20th-century American artist and photographer





Curtis was commissioned by financier J.P. Morgan after President Theodore Roosevelt introduced them


Curtis was commissioned by financier J.P. Morgan after President Theodore Roosevelt introduced them






He pictured chieftains and their surroundings


He pictured chieftains and their surroundings



Curtis was commissioned by financier J.P. Morgan after President Theodore Roosevelt introduced them. He pictured chieftains and their surroundings






Morgan told Curtis to make 'the handsomest collection ever produced.'


Morgan told Curtis to make 'the handsomest collection ever produced.'






He advanced Curtis $75,000 for five years and his son then invested another $300,000 to facilitate production


He advanced Curtis $75,000 for five years and his son then invested another $300,000 to facilitate production



Morgan told Curtis to make 'the handsomest collection ever produced.' He advanced Curtis $75,000 for five years and his son then invested another $300,000 to facilitate production 





The collection appears to be the only version containing a treasure trove of 111 large-format photogravures signed by Curtis


The collection appears to be the only version containing a treasure trove of 111 large-format photogravures signed by Curtis



The collection appears to be the only version containing a treasure trove of 111 large-format photogravures signed by Curtis





Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) was a 20-century American artist and photographer known for his images of Native-American tribes west of the Mississippi


Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) was a 20-century American artist and photographer known for his images of Native-American tribes west of the Mississippi



Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) was a 20-century American artist and photographer known for his images of Native-American tribes west of the Mississippi




















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Main photo article A collection of stunning portraits of native Americans is set to fetch $1.5million at auction.
The collection titled The North American Indians is by Edward S. Curtis, a 20th-century American artist and photographer.
He was commissioned by financier J.P. Morgan after President Theodore Roosevelt ...


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