"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood

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"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood,

ca. 1900

Underwood & Underwood, active 1880s–1940s, Ottawa, KS and New York, NY
ui.2012.2933.26

Information

Title
"village of Wolpi, first Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona" 34-6186 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
Dates

ca. 1900

Medium
Stereocard, albumen print
Dimensions
image (each): 8.2 x 7.8 cm. (3 1/4 x 3 1/16 in.) mount: 8.8 x 17.8 cm. (3 7/16 x 7 in.)
Object Number
ui.2012.2933.26
Place Made

North America, United States, Arizona, Walpi

Inscription
imprinted, on left side border: Underwood & Underwood Publishers. | New York, London, Toronto-Canada. Ottawa-Kansas imprinted, along right side border: Works Studios [logo] | Arlington, N.J. Westwood, N.J. imprinted, under image along bottom border right side: [no., Title] | Copyright 1902 Underwood & Underwood
Culture
American, Hopi
Type
black-and-white prints (photographs)
Materials
albumen prints, stereographs
Subject
canyons, villages, mesas

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