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| A Canadian Cree Indian |
When I was a young boy, long ago, I had a rather romantic view of the North American Indians. They were either the wild heroes or - maybe more often - the villains of the comics and adventure books I, and probably most other boys of my age, liked to read.
When I now look at these early 1920s photographs of North American natives, I see proud, but often also very sad faces.
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| Indians in a reservation in Montana. |
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| Malamut Indians in Alaska. |
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| A Sioux girl. |
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| A young Tlingit woman. |
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| Eastern Canada Indians. |
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| Ojibway Indian from Manitoba. |
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| Young Iroquois woman. |
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| Pueblo Indians in Tusuque, New Mexico. |
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| Hualapai girl. |
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| Moki girl from Arizona. |
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| Chemehuevi wife with baby. |
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| Stockbridge tribe woman. |
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| Apache Indian workers in Arizona. |
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| Florida seminoles. |
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| Indian chief. |
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| Apache Indians. |
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| Navajo Indian (Arizona). |
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| Young Seri woman (Arizona). |
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| Apache woman (Arizona). |
