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Chief Geronimo's thumb & finger marks, Fort Sill, O.T. March 30, 1899 (drawing)
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Chief Geronimo's thumb & finger marks, Fort Sill, O.T. March 30, 1899 (drawing)
3672670 Chief Geronimo's thumb & finger marks, Fort Sill, O.T. March 30, 1899 (drawing) by Native American, (19th century); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; © Newberry Library
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Chief Geronimo's Thumb & Finger Marks - A Testament to Indigenous Identity and Resilience
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. This photo print, taken on March 30,1899 at Fort Sill, O. T. , offers a remarkable glimpse into the rich history of Native American culture. The drawing showcases Chief Geronimo's thumb and finger marks, etched with ink onto a book page by an anonymous Native American artist from the 19th century. As we delve into this piece of art preserved by the Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois, we are transported back to a time when indigenous peoples faced immense challenges and adversity. Chief Geronimo himself was a prominent figure among Native Americans during this era – his name synonymous with bravery and resistance against colonization. These thumbprints and fingerprints serve as powerful symbols of identity for not only Chief Geronimo but also for countless other native individuals who fought tirelessly to protect their lands, traditions, and way of life. They represent the indomitable spirit that has defined indigenous communities throughout history. The absence of people in this image allows us to focus solely on these unique markings – tangible evidence of Chief Geronimo's presence in that moment. It reminds us that even without physical bodies present in our lives today, their legacies endure through artifacts like these. Let us honor the memory of those who came before us by acknowledging their struggles while celebrating their resilience. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder that indigenous cultures have shaped our world profoundly and continue to inspire generations with their strength and wisdom.
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