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Clark, Mary and Walter Huntington photographs
SubjectPortrait of
Huntington Chester Clark
(American, born 1905)
SubjectPortrait of
Walter Treadway Goodwin
(American, born 1909)
SubjectPortrait of
Mary Margaret Huntington
(American, born 1911)
Dateabout 1910-1920
Mediumphotographic print on paper
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineGift of Mary Buchan
Object number2016.21.1-5
Description.1 black and white photograph of Mary and Walter Huntington seated on the ground with their legs crossed, wearing feather headdresses and fringed "Indian" play clothes. They are looking at each other.
.2 black and white photograph of Clark Huntington coming out from a tent, his arms spread, wearing a feathered headdress and fringed "Indian" play clothes.
.3 black and white photographh of Clark Huntington stading beside a bush or tree wearing a feathered headdress and fringed "Indian" play clothes.
.4 Sepia-toned studio portrait of Clark Huntington wearing a lace trimmed dress, seated in a chair, holding a teddy bear. Probably taken in 1906-1907.
.5 Sepia-toned studio portrait of Clark, Mary and Walter Huntington, all dressed in white outfits. The boys are still wearing dresses although Walter now has bloomer underneath. Both boys are also wearing patent leather shoes.
NotesMary Buchan also donated three Indian costumes, belts, one mocassin, the lace dress and the solid white dress worn by the children in the photographs..2 black and white photograph of Clark Huntington coming out from a tent, his arms spread, wearing a feathered headdress and fringed "Indian" play clothes.
.3 black and white photographh of Clark Huntington stading beside a bush or tree wearing a feathered headdress and fringed "Indian" play clothes.
.4 Sepia-toned studio portrait of Clark Huntington wearing a lace trimmed dress, seated in a chair, holding a teddy bear. Probably taken in 1906-1907.
.5 Sepia-toned studio portrait of Clark, Mary and Walter Huntington, all dressed in white outfits. The boys are still wearing dresses although Walter now has bloomer underneath. Both boys are also wearing patent leather shoes.
Status
Not on view
about 1895
