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Garvin Basin Crew in Corral

Bill Yellowtail photographs 1960s-2000

Description:

Crow Indians and non-Crow people are distracted by a horse as they gather for a photograph in a corral at Garvin Basin. One of the ranchers, with a cowboy hat and handlebar mustache, attempts to tug the stubborn horse into the group photo as the group watches with humorous smiles. Tall bluffs that characterize the Big Horn Mountains are visible behind the corral. Bill Yellowtail, Jr., is second from left, his sister Brenda is fifth from left, his mother Jane Powers is third from the right, and his father Bill Yellowtail, Sr, is second right. Overall, the photo displays elements of joint Indian and white activities and ranching recreation.

Culture or Community:

Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke); white

Other Forms:

35mm color slide in 2x2 inch mount

Date of Creation:

1960s-2000s

Physical Details:

Reproduction of original 2x2 inch color slide

Catalog Number:

Yellowtail #16

External Links:

Provenance:

Originals in Bill Yellowtail's private collection, Wyola, MT

Citation:

Garvin Basin Crew in Corral, Garvin Basin, Crow Reservation, MT, ca. 1960s-2000s. (Yellowtail, #16) Bill Yellowtail photographs, 1960s-2000s

Creators:

Bill Yellowtail

Keywords:

1960s

Animal Husbandry

Blue jeans

Cowboy hats

Crow Indian Reservation

Horses

Ranchers

Whites

Yellowtail, Bill, Sr. (1914-82)

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1970s

Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke)

Color images

Cowboys

Crow Indians

Men

Ranchers, women

Women

Yellowtail, Brenda

images

American Indian/White relations

Big Horn County, Montana

Corrals

Cowgirls

Group photograph

Photograph

Ranches

Women Ranchers

Yellowtails

woman rancher

Anglos

Big Horn Mountains, Montana

Cowboy boots

Cowhands

Horse

Powers, Jane (1921-1988)

Ranching, American Indian

Yellowtail, Bill, Jr. (b. 1948)

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