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Hamasilahl, Qagyuhl, 1914 (b/w photo)
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Hamasilahl, Qagyuhl, 1914 (b/w photo)
XJF441986 Hamasilahl, Qagyuhl, 1914 (b/w photo) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: Native American ceremonial dress for the Winter Dance ceremony;)
Media ID 31944612
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1868 1952 Curtis Edward S Curtis Edward Sheriff Customs Dressed Edwards Curtis Furs Indigenous Mask Tribe Tribesman Winged America Continent Americae Asiae Qagyuhl
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This photograph, titled "Hamasilahl, Qagyuhl, 1914" captures the essence of Native American culture during a Winter Dance ceremony. The image was taken by renowned photographer Edward Sheriff Curtis in 1914 and is now part of a private collection. In this mesmerizing portrait, we see a male dancer adorned in traditional ceremonial dress. Every intricate detail has been carefully captured by Curtis' lens - from the vibrant feathers that form an elaborate headdress to the meticulously crafted mask that conceals the dancer's face. The costume itself is made up of furs and wings, creating a striking visual spectacle. The Winter Dance ceremony holds great significance within the Qagyuhl tribe's customs and traditions. It serves as a sacred ritual where dancers embody spiritual beings through their movements and attire. Through this powerful display of indigenous artistry, they honor their ancestors while connecting with nature and their cultural heritage. Curtis' photography not only documents but also celebrates Native American life at a time when it was often misunderstood or misrepresented. His dedication to capturing these moments authentically allows us to appreciate the beauty and richness of diverse cultures like that of the Qagyuhl tribe. This remarkable photograph stands as a testament to both Curtis' artistic vision and the resilience of Native American traditions. Its presence reminds us to cherish our shared humanity while embracing our unique cultural identities.
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