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Edward Curtis “Watching the Dancers” Framed Reproduction Photogravure Print
Framed reproduction of Watching the Dancers, originally photographed by Edward S. Curtis in 1906 as part of his monumental project The North American Indian. This iconic image depicts four Hopi women, dressed in traditional garments and squash blossom hairstyles, seated on an adobe rooftop as they observe ceremonial dancers below — a quiet yet powerful portrayal of cultural life in the Southwest.
The original image was published as Plate 405 in Volume 12 of Curtis’s series and is held in collections at the Art Institute of Chicago, Getty Museum, and others. This reproduction photogravure captures the timeless composition and contrast of the original, and is matted behind glass in a sleek metal frame — ideal for display in a home, gallery, or office setting. An accessible way to appreciate one of Curtis’s most enduring works.
Condition:
In good condition overall. Moderate wear to frame and mat consistent with age and handling. The print remains clean and well-protected under glass, with no visible tears or discoloration. Ready to hang.
Dimensions:
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Overall Framed Size: 30.25 x 24.25 x 0.75 inches
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Visible Image Area: 22.5 x 17.5 inches
