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Taylor Collection of Native American ethnography

Unknown artist, 1850–1920

Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Hastings

Collection includes pouches, embroidered moccasins, mittens, snow goggles, snowshoes, carvings, boxes, beaded bags, quillwork fans, leggings and a large model birch bark canoe. The most important item is a historic golden eagle feather war bonnet worn by the Sioux Indian Cinte Mazza or Iron Tail (1847 - 1916) who rode with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.

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Title of artwork, date

Taylor Collection of Native American ethnography, 1850–1920

Date supported

2004

Medium and material

Various including: buck skin; seal skin; birch bark; quill work; moose hair; bone; ivory; feathers

Dimensions

Various

Grant

10167

Total cost

40669

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