Indian Types of Beauty

"Indian Types of Beauty" by R. W. Shufeldt offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse visages of Indian women, as captured through the lens of early ethnographic photography. This volume, categorized within Social Sciences, delves into cultural and ethnic studies through striking portraiture of Native American and indigenous peoples.

This exploration of "Indian Women" presents a historical record of beauty standards and ideals within these communities. A valuable resource for those interested in the regional aspects of photography and the broader history of art, "Indian Types of Beauty" provides a compelling visual archive. Its meticulous preparation for republication ensures the preservation of this important cultural document, allowing for continued study and appreciation of these images. A timeless collection that invites reflection on representation and cultural heritage.

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