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TWO CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHIEF RAIN IN THE FACE
BY HUFFMAN AND SCOTT
THE FIRST, A STUDIO VIEW BY HUFFMAN DEPICTING THE SIOUX CHIEF IN FULL HEAD DRESS; THE SECOND, BY SCOTT PORTRAYS HIM WEARING SEVERAL STRANDS OF BEADS AND A FRINGED AND BEADED VEST. RAIN IN THE FACE (1835-1905) WAS MOST FAMOUS FOR HIS PARTICIPATION IN THE BATTLE OF LITTLE BIGHORN, AND IT IS BELIEVED BY SOME THAT HE KILLED CUSTER.
6 X 4 IN. (15.9 X 10.2 CM.) (2)
BY HUFFMAN AND SCOTT
THE FIRST, A STUDIO VIEW BY HUFFMAN DEPICTING THE SIOUX CHIEF IN FULL HEAD DRESS; THE SECOND, BY SCOTT PORTRAYS HIM WEARING SEVERAL STRANDS OF BEADS AND A FRINGED AND BEADED VEST. RAIN IN THE FACE (1835-1905) WAS MOST FAMOUS FOR HIS PARTICIPATION IN THE BATTLE OF LITTLE BIGHORN, AND IT IS BELIEVED BY SOME THAT HE KILLED CUSTER.
6 X 4 IN. (15.9 X 10.2 CM.) (2)
Provenance
COLLECTION OF CHARLES F. FISH, SOUTH SWANSEA, MASSACHUSETTS. THROUGH THE FAMILY BY DESCENT.
Exhibited
THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF EUGENICS EXHIBIT OF SCIENTIFIC STUDIES AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 22 TO OCTOBER 22, 1921.