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Reynold Ruppé: Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses, 1955 RC 105

RC 105


Creator: Ruppé, Reynold
Title: Reynold Ruppé: Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses
Inclusive Dates: ca. 1955
Quantity: Approximately 1 linear foot
Abstract:Photographs of Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses
Identification: RC 105
Language: English
Repository: The Heard Museum
Billie Jane Baguley Library and Archives
2301 N. Central Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Phone: 602-252-8840
E-mail: contact@heard.org

Scope and Content

Predominantly photography. There are approximately 114 items in the collection.

Restrictions

Conditions Governing Access

None.

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright to the works of art is held by the artist, their heirs, assignees, or legates. Copyright to the copy photography and records created by Heard Museum staff is held by the Heard Museum. Requests to reproduce, publish, or exhibit a photograph of an art works requires permissions of the artist and the museum.

In all cases, the patron agrees to hold the Heard Museum harmless and indemnify the museum for any and all claims arising from use of the reproductions.

Patrons must obtain written permission to reproduce or publish photographs of the Heard Museum’s holdings. Images must be reproduced in their entirety; they may not be cropped, overprinted, printed on colored stock, or bleed off the page. The Heard Museum reserves the right to examine proofs and captions for accuracy and sensitivity prior to publication with the right to revise, if necessary. The Heard Museum reserves the right to refuse reproduction of its holdings and to impose such conditions as it may deem advisable in its sole and absolute discretion in the best interests of the museum.

Controlled Access Terms

Personal Name(s)
Ruppé, Reynold J. -- Photograph collections.

Subject(s)
Fox Indians -- Dwellings -- United States -- Photographs.
Indians of North America -- Clothing -- United States -- Photographs.
Indians of North America -- Dwellings -- United States -- Photographs.
Indians of North America -- United States -- Rites and ceremonies -- Photographs.
Powwows -- United States -- Photographs.

Administrative Information

Custodial History

Collection was donated by Carol Ruppé

Preferred Citation

Reproduction, publication, or exhibition of this work must include the following credit in proximity to the image or in a special section of credits:

Reynold Ruppé: Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses. Heard Museum. Phoenix, Arizona

Container List

Reynold Ruppé: Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses. Copy slides:
RC105(1):1 Naskapi. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):2 Naskapi. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):3 Ojibwa, Minnesota. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):4 Seneca. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):5 Delaware. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):6 Seminole. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):7 Mississippi, Choctaw. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):8 Osage robe. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):9 Osage. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):10 Fox, modern. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):11 Crow, formal. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):12 Crow, early modern. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):13 Old Sioux. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):14 Cheyenne. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):15 Cheyenne, modern. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):16 Nez Perce. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):17 Ute, 1880s. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):18 Kiowa, modern. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):19 Jicarilla Apache. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):20 Chiracahua Apache. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):21 Taos, with robe. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):22 Taos. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):23 Old Navajo robe. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):24 Old Navajo. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):25 Navajo. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):26 Acoma, old. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):27 Acoma, old. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):28 Acoma, embroidered cotton. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):29 Hopi bride, old. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):30 Hopi bride, old. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):31 Hopi, old. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):32 Hupa, California. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
RC 105(1):33 Kwakiutl, British Columbia. Reynold Ruppe collection of Harvard University Native American traditional clothing.
Reynold Ruppé: Indian Dress and Mesquakie Houses. Original slides:
RC 105(1):34-66 Original slides of above. For details see folder RC 105(1):67-69i.
RC 105(1):67-69i Slide descriptions; typescript, 3 original, 9 copies.
RC 105(1):70 Grand entry at Powwow (Tama?), n.d.; color slide.
RC 105(1):71-73 Mesquakie homes, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):74-75 Powwow, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):76 Tama Powwow, 1954 color slide.
RC 105(1):77 Tama Powwow, 1958 color slide.
RC 105(1):78 Tama Powwow, 1954 color slide.
RC 105(1):79-80 Traditional Mesquakie house, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):81-82 Powwow, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):83-93 Stages of construction for a traditional Mesquakie house, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):94 Landscape, n.d.; color slide.
RC 105(1):95-97 Unidentified male dancer in front of traditional Mesquakie house, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):98 Early stage in construction of a traditional Mesquakie house, n.d.; color slide.
RC 105(1):99-102 Powwow, n.d.; color slides.
RC 105(1):103 "Sauk & Fox, Algonquian family, Lodge covered with elm bark. Oklahoma, before 1884. From a photo in the Newton H. Chittendon scrapbook, MS. Division, Library of Congres. B.A.E. Neg.720-c"
RC 105(1):104 Ceramics, B.7.4.2 6776 n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):105 Two girls building a Mesquakie house, B.8.5.2. 8102 n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):106 Pottery, n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):107 Unidentified woman, n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):108 Unidentified man, n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):109 Unidentified woman, n.d.; 4x5 silver gelatin negative.
RC 105(1):110 "Mesquakie girl in Plains type buckskin dress at the annual Pow-wow near Tama. Barbara Jean Waseskuk";Reynold Ruppe, photographer, 1954 3x5 b/w photographic print with description attached.
RC 105(1):111 Barbara Jean Waseskuk with unidentified woman, Reynold Ruppe, photographer, n.d.; 3x5 b/w photographic print.
RC 105(1):112 Traditional Mesquakie house, Reynold Ruppe, photographer, n.d.; 3x5 b/w photographic print.
RC 105(1):113 "Mesquakie wickiup covered with mats. Some are coverd with canvas, elm bark, or in the olden days with hides. Mat coverings appear to have been the most common type of the Mesquakie", Reynold Ruppe, photographer, n.d.; 3x5 b/w photographic print.
RC 105(1):114 Envelope that contained the images listed above, hand written note attached; 9 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.