Historical Portrait

Wild Gun

1910·Source: loc·View original ↗·Public Domain

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1 photographic print. | Three-quarter length portrait of Piegan family.

About this photograph

This photograph was made by Edward S. Curtis in 1910. The archive identifies it as a three-quarter length portrait of a Piegan family, titled "Wild Gun."

No further information about the subjects has been recorded. The archive does not document who the individuals were, their relationship to one another, or the circumstances under which the photograph was taken. The title may refer to one of the people pictured, but this is not specified in the record.

The photograph is held by the Library of Congress as part of its historical portrait collection.

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Credit: Library of Congress

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