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1904 Print Zuni Pueblo Indian Men Boys Butchering Cow ORIGINAL HISTORIC ZN1 YAN1 discovering the direct

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discovering the direct

Bucephala clangula

Photography by Norman Taylor

The green stem is covered in prickly red fur that extends all the way to the base of the flower

1904 Print Zuni Pueblo Indian Men Boys Butchering Cow ORIGINAL HISTORIC ZN1 YAN1 discovering the direct"Flaying a Beef." This is an original 1904 halftone print of Zuni men and boys butchering a cow. Period Paper has obtained an unusual collection of original color lithographs and halftone prints of images of the A: shiwi or Zuni people and culture of Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico circa 1901 1902. These lithographs and prints include images of Zuni mythology, religious ceremonies and rituals, festivals, the arts, architecture, and various portraits of the

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