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Description
Original 1901 illustrated leaf from Harper\'s Monthly Magazine featuring two striking images of Native American life in the American Southwest at the turn of the twentieth century.
The first illustration, \"A Corner in Zuni,\" depicts daily life within the famous Pueblo community of Zuni, New Mexico, showing traditional adobe architecture and residents within the village.
The second illustration, \"Navajos of the Plateau,\" portrays Navajo riders crossing the high desert landscape of the Southwest.
The accompanying article discusses the Zuni, Hopi (then commonly called Moqui), and Navajo peoples, their villages, ceremonies, traditions, and the rapidly changing American frontier.
An attractive and historically significant Harper\'s illustration leaf documenting Native American cultures during the final years of the nineteenth-century frontier era.
Details
- Publication: Harper\'s Monthly Magazine
- Date: 1901
- Format: Original magazine leaf
- Subjects: Zuni Pueblo, Navajo Riders, Southwest Indians
- Size: Approximately 11 x 8 inches
- Condition: Removed from a bound volume. Edge wear and binding remnants at margin as shown. Text and illustrations remain clear and attractive.
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