Edward S. Curtis Photogravure "Makah Basketry" (1915, Volume 11) 
Edward S. Curtis Photogravure "Makah Basketry" (1915, Volume 11)
This is an original photogravure titled "Makah Basketry" by Edward S. Curtis, produced in 1915 as part of The North American Indian, Volume 11, which focuses on the Nootka and Haida peoples. Curtis's work captures the artistry and cultural importance of Makah basketry, featuring finely woven baskets adorned with traditional designs that reflect the craftsmanship of the Pacific Northwest's Indigenous communities.
The photogravure is beautifully framed in a high-quality wooden frame with protective UV glass, ensuring the piece is preserved and ready for display. The rich sepia tones and intricate detail make this an exceptional collectible, celebrating the cultural legacy documented by Curtis's groundbreaking ethnographic project.
Condition:
Good vintage condition. The photogravure is well-preserved, with minimal signs of age-appropriate wear. The frame and UV glass are in excellent condition, enhancing both protection and presentation.
Size:
- Overall Frame Dimensions: 16 3/8" x 19 3/8" (41.6 x 49.2 cm)
- Visible Image Area: 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" (24.1 x 31.8 cm)