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Carl Moon photograph collection, circa. 1903-1914

MS 285


Collection Summary

Creator: Moon, Carl, 1878-1948
Collection Name:Carl Moon Photograph Collection,
Inclusive Dates: circa. 1903-1914
Physical Description:.5 linear feet
Abstract:The Carl Moon collection is comprised of photographs, ca. 1903-1914, consisting of black and white copy prints of Apache, Hopi, Navajo, and other American Indians. The collection is artificially arranged into seven series: Portraits, Cafts, Music, Men, Habitat, Ceremonies and Family. Printed on fiber paper 5 by 8 inches or smaller, these photographs are annotated with names and places, and some are dated. The bulk of the images consist of portraits of individuals, groups, and ceremonies.
Collection Number:MS 285
Repository: University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
University of Arizona
PO Box 210055
Tucson, AZ 85721-0055
Phone: 520-621-6423
Fax: 520-621-9733
URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/

Biographical Note

Born in Wilmington, Ohio, Carl E. Moon learned his craft as an apprentice to a photography studio. He moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, opened his own studio, and made pictorial studies of Indians in the region. Between 1907 to 1914, he worked for Fred Harvey in a studio at El Tovar, Grand Canyon, Arizona. He established a studio in Pasadena, California, where he continued to photograph and paint. During the last three decades of this career, Moon produced works for Henry E. Huntington, published Indians of the Southwest, and contributed illustrations for children's books written by his wife, Grace Purdie Moon.


Scope and Content Note

Photographs, ca. 1903-1914, consisting of black and white copy prints of Apache, Hopi, Navajo, and other American Indians. The collection is artificially arranged into seven series: Portraits, Cafts, Music, Men, Habitat, Ceremonies and Family. Printed on fiber paper 5 by 8 inches or smaller, these photographs are annotated with names and places, and some are dated. The bulk of the images consist of portraits of individuals, groups, and ceremonies.


Organization

This collection is organized into seven series:
Series I: Portraits, circa. 1903-1914
Series II: Crafts, circa. 1905-1907
Series III: Music, circa. 1906
Series IV: Men, circa. 1904-1914
Series V: Habitat, circa. 1904-1914
Series VI: Ceremonies, circa. 1904-1914
Series VII: Family, circa. 1905-1914

Restrictions

Restrictions

None.

Copyright

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.


Access Terms

Personal Name(s)
Moon, Carl, 1878-1948 -- Photograph collections

Subject(s)
Apache Indians -- Pictorial works
Hopi Indians -- Pictorial works
Indians of North America -- Southwest, New -- Portraits
Indians of North America -- Southwest, New -- Rites and ceremonies
Navajo Indians -- Pictorial works
Osage Indians -- Pictorial works
Pueblo Indians -- Pictorial works
Taos Indians -- Pictorial works

Genre Form(s)
Photographs


Administrative Information

Credit Line

Carl Moon photograph collection(MS 285).Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries.


Container List

Series I: Portraits (First 11 are Navajo), circa. 1903-1914
boxfolder
11 Psoothlanny, Pso-tianny. , No Date
11 Yah-otza-begey, Ya-ohtse-begay. , 1904
11 Little Navajo Girl, Ose-pah. , No Date
11 Little Navajo Girl, Ose-pah, (side view). , No Date
11 Tlizzy-Talany, Navajo Patriarch, (side view). , No Date
11 Tlizzy-Talany, Navajo Patriarch, (front view). , No Date
11 Tlizzy-Talany, Navajo Patriarch, (three quarter front view). , No Date
11 Do-bazin, (profile). , 1906
11 Do-bazin, (front view). , 1906
11 Cho'-bah-begey or The Wolf. , No Date
11 Navajo Chief, Vicente. , 1903
11 Azi, Osage. , No Date
11 Bro-ki-he-kah, Osage. , No Date
11 Peh-tsa-moie, Osage. , No Date
11 Bare Legs, Osage. , 1906
11 Mo-cha-tah, Osage girl. , No Date
11 Na-dez-pah, Little Navajo Girl. , No Date
11 Young Navajo girl about ten, no name given. , No Date
11 Santiago, Santo Domingo man. , 1905
11 Zuni Governor. , 1905
11 Last of his people. , No Date
11 Do-Gow, the half breed, half white mountain Apache half Mexican. , No Date
11 Do-Gow, the half breed, half white mountain Apache half Mexican, with hat on. , No Date
11 Juan Pacheko, San Felipi Man. , 1903
11 Hopi Girl, Ko-mah-pua-ee. , No Date
11 Hopi Girl, Ko-mah-pua-ee, (side view). , No Date
11 Ka-yat-te-di, Laguna girl. , No Date
11 Hostin Nez. , 1904
11 Pedro Cayete, Santa Clara governor. , 1904
11 Isleta Maiden Water Carrier, Marie Chi-wi-we. , No Date
11 Warrior. , No Date
11 Ahs-lah-ko, Jicarrilla Apache (side view). , No Date
11 Ahs-lah-ko, Jicarrilla Apache, (front view). , No Date
11 Venturo of Taos. , 1906
11 Venturo of Taos, (facing right). , No Date
11 Standing Elk (looks same as Venturo), (side view). , 1906
11 Standing Elk (looks same as Venturo), with War bonnet on (three quarter view). , 1906
11 The Conjurere, Taos. , No Date
11 Gray Hawk, Taos. , 1914
11 Clau-Palie, Taos, Buffalo headpiece. , 1914
11 Clau-Palie, Taos, Buffalo headpiece. , 1914
11 Geronimo Gomez, Taos. , 1914
11 Geronimo Gomez, Taos, (side view). , 1914
11 Gray Hawk, Taos, (side view). , 1914
11 Juan Concho, Taos, (left profile). , No Date
11 Juan Concho, Taos, (frontal view face, body faces right). , No Date
11 Juan Concho, Taos, (frontal view). , No Date
11 Jim Little Feather, (left profile). , No Date
11 Jim Little Feather, (front view). , No Date
11 Wild Flower, Albida, (full length). , No Date
11 Albida, (sitting, partial left). , No Date
11 Warrior's Bride or Chief's Bride, Albida. , No Date
11 Sunlight and Shadow, Taos mother. , No Date
11 Wild Flower, Albida, (full length). , No Date
11 Wild Flower, Albida, (holding basket plants, standing). , No Date
Series II: Crafts, circa. 1905-1907
boxfolder
12 Hopi Weaver, village of Tewa. , No Date
12 Isletta Pottery Maker, Marie Chi-Wee-Wee. , 1905
12 Grinding Corn, Olha-Chi-De, Walpi, Acoma. , No Date
12 Mending Arrows, Francisco, the arrow maker. , No Date
12 Taos Moccasin Maker. , No Date
12 Primitive Art, painting bearskin (crouched position). , No Date
12 Primitive Art, painting bearskin (standing, left hand on top of skin). , No Date
12 Primitive Are, painting bearskin (both hands holding top of skin). , No Date
12 Navajo Weaver, woman, Canyon de Chelley (facing right). , No Date
12 Navajo Weaver, woman, Canyon de Chelley (facing left). , No Date
12 Navajo Weaver, woman, Canyon de Chelley, small child at left (facing right). , No Date
12 Nampeyo, Hopi pottery maker (facing right). , 1907
12 Nampeyo, Hopi pottery maker (facing left). , 1907
12 Taos Arrowmaker, holding arrow (large print). , No Date
12 Taos Arrowmaker, looking down at arrow (large print). , No Date
Series III: Music, circa. 1906
boxfolder
13 Flute Player, Cha-donnie-doh, (legs bent). , No Date
13 Flute Player, Cha-donnie-doh, (legs stretched). , No Date
13 Lone Singer, also Cha-donnie-doh. , No Date
13 The Dancing Lesson, Taos. , 1906
13 The CornSong, Jeronimo Gomez. , No Date
13 Love Song, Taos, Jeronimo Gomez. , No Date
13 Village Drummer of San Juan. , No Date
Series IV: Men, circa. 1904-1914
boxfolder
14 In Ambush or The Last Arrow, Jeronimo Gomez. , No Date
14 Acoma Trail. , 1904
14 Return of the Harvesters, Walpi. , No Date
14 The Night Riders. , No date
14 The Runner, Taos. , No Date
14 The Hunter. , 1914
14 Open Country, Taos Indians. , 1905
14 The Hunter on the Hill, Taos, (facing left, coming up hill). , No Date
14 The Hunter on the Hill, Taos, (facing right, going down hill). , No Date
14 Scout. , 1914
14 Reflections, Taos. , No Date
Series V: Habitat, circa. 1904-1914
boxfolder
15 Hopi Door Steps, Mo-hi-qui-lio, (facing right). , 1914
15 Hopi Door Steps, Mo-hi-qui-lio, (facing front). , 1914
15 Hopi Villages in the Second Mesa. , 1904
15 Ancient Hopi House, First Mesa, Walpi, Witch House. , No Date
15 Ancient Hopi House, First Mesa, Walpi, Witch House, (burro or horse in front). , No Date
15 Snake Kiva, Walpi. , No Date
15 Entrance to Kiva, Walpi. , No Date
15 Zuni Buildings. , No Date
15 Zuni Baking Ovens. , No Date
15 Ovens in Acoma. , No Date
15 Taos Village, (trees on left). , No Date
15 Taos Village, (animals in front, houses in back). , No Date
15 Walpi, Hopi Village. , 1914
15 Return of the Harvesters, Walpi. , No Date
15 Return of the Harvesters, Walpi, Oraibi family coming home from their fields, (burro in foreground coming toward camera). , No Date
Series VI: Ceremonies, circa. 1904-1914
boxfolder
16 The Medicine Man, unusual picture, Indian objects (patient seated). , No Date
16 The Medicine Man, unusual picture, Indian objects (patient standing). , No Date
16 The Vow. , No Date
16 Tablita Dance at Acoma. , No Date
16 Santo Domingo Dancers, Santo Domingo Pueblo, during corn dance. , 1904
16 Chief Koy-yahwa-meh, Chief of Hopi snake priests in dance costume; he is chief of All Walpi snake dancers. , No Date
16 Sacred Water Bowl, also is Koy-yahwa-mah. , No Date
16 Hopi Snake Dancer, Walpi. , No Date
16 Hopi Snake Dance, village at Shipaulovi. , 1905
16 Going up the Mesa Trail, Hopi snake dancers, Walpi. , 1914
16 Taos Medicine Man or Through the Sage, Juan Concho. , No Date
16 The Medicine Drum. , No Date
Series VII: Family, circa. 1905-1914
boxfolder
17 The Story Teller, Taos. , No Date
17 Their First Born, Taos. , No Date
17 Off to the River, Taos, Crucita and little boy. , No Date
17 Their Rondezvous, Jim and Alvida. , No Date
17 Apache Mother and Child, White RIver Reservation. , No Date
17 Navajo Mother and Child. , No Date
17 Hopi Mother and Child (standing in doorway, blanket about baby). , No Date
17 Orabi; Mother and Children, Hopi. , 1905
17 Homeward Bound, Hopi Women of Second Mesa. , No Date
17 Hopi Sisters, Orabi (boy in background). , 1905
17 Hopi Sisters, Orabi, figures in center of picture (facing camera). , 1905
17 Hopi Mother and Child, baby on mothers back (standing). , No Date
17 Hopi Mother and Child, Shipaulovi, means place of the peaches (sitting on steps, baby on side in blanket). , 1914
17 Hopi Mirror, the pool at Walpi. , No Date
17 Santa Clara Maiden, Rosa Pah-ee-la-tah (Po-ee-lata). , No Date
17 The Voice of the Stream, Taos woman by River in Shunta Canyon. , No Date
17 Apache Land, White Mountain Apache. , No Date