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Chief Charlie (James) Swanson with David Neel / Born 1921 and 1960. Nisga'a, Greenville, British Columbia and Kwagiutl, Fort Rupert, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief Charlie (James) Swanson with David Neel / Born 1921 and 1960. Nisga'a, Greenville, British Columbia and Kwagiutl, Fort Rupert, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-101
Category: 
Photography
Chief Ernie Yeltatzie / Born 1906. Haida, Massett, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief Ernie Yeltatzie / Born 1906. Haida, Massett, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-107
Category: 
Photography
Chief Ernie and Winnie Yeltatzie (and grandson Richard) / Born 1906, 1902 and 1981. Haida, Massett, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief Ernie and Winnie Yeltatzie (and grandson Richard) / Born 1906, 1902 and 1981. Haida, Massett, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-108
Category: 
Photography
Catherine Adams / Born 1903. Gwa'sala'Nakwaxda'xw, Gwa'sala'Nakwaxda'xw Reserve, British Columbia, David Neel, 1991, gelatin silver print

Catherine Adams / Born 1903. Gwa'sala'Nakwaxda'xw, Gwa'sala'Nakwaxda'xw Reserve, British Columbia

Date: 
1991
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-83
Category: 
Photography
Chief Clarence Dempsey Collinson / Born 1928. Haida, Skidegate, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief Clarence Dempsey Collinson / Born 1928. Haida, Skidegate, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-87
Category: 
Photography
Chief Bill Hunt / Born 1906. Kwagiutl, Fort Rupert, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief Bill Hunt / Born 1906. Kwagiutl, Fort Rupert, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-90
Category: 
Photography
Bill Reid / Born 1920. Haida, Vancouver, British Columbia, David Neel, 1991, gelatin silver print

Bill Reid / Born 1920. Haida, Vancouver, British Columbia

Date: 
1991
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-93
Category: 
Photography
Lily Speck / Born 1904. Tlowitsis-Mumtagila, Alert Bay, British Columbia, David Neel, 1991, gelatin silver print

Lily Speck / Born 1904. Tlowitsis-Mumtagila, Alert Bay, British Columbia

Date: 
1991
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-98
Category: 
Photography
Chief James Wallas / Born 1907. Quatsino, New Quatsino Village, British Columbia, David Neel, 1990, gelatin silver print

Chief James Wallas / Born 1907. Quatsino, New Quatsino Village, British Columbia

Date: 
1990
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-103
Category: 
Photography
Ellen White / Born 1922. Nanaimo, Nanaimo, British Columbia, David Neel, 1992, gelatin silver print

Ellen White / Born 1922. Nanaimo, Nanaimo, British Columbia

Date: 
1992
Medium: 
Photograph
Accession number: 
EX-92-105
Category: 
Photography
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