Governor of Tesuque pueblo Frame:white

Governor of Tesuque pueblo Frame:whitePortrait of a man (named Juan Domingo Suasa), the governor of Tesuque pueblo, standing, wrapped in a striped blanket. Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the Pitt Rivers Museum.

View of a group of men cutting up the carcass of a dead zebra

Portrait of a man (named Amair)

wearing traditional dress of kimono with mon (family emblem)

View of round houses

View of snow-covered mountains in the Hindu Raj range

In the centre left foreground a man in a waistcoat and thobe (long shirt)

He is holding on to a large sail that is spread out across the background

Group portrait of three girls and a boy

View of a crowd of people at Suq al Sabt market below Jabal Mana'

in all respects

with the sacred Taos mountains visible in the distance behind them

View of dunes in Al Batin sands in the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali)