Gyp Creek Stove, undated
Bill Yellowtail photographs 1960s-2000
Description:
This early twentieth-century sturdy, yet ornate, Monarch Malleable wood-burning stove, and the assortment of kettles and pots on its burners, are legacies of everyday life and food preparation on the Crow Indian Reservation.
Culture or Community:
Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke)
Other Forms:
35 mm color slide in 2x2 inch mount
Date of Creation:
1960s-2000s
Physical Details:
Reproduction of original 2x2 inchcolor slide
Catalog Number:
Yellowtail #24
External Links:
Provenance:
Originals in Bill Yellowtail’s private collection, Wyola, MT
Citation:
Gyp Creek Stove, Big Horn County, Crow Reservation, MT, ca. 1960s-2000s. (Yellowtail, #24) Bill Yellowtail photographs, 1960s-2000s
Creators:
Bill Yellowtail
Keywords:
Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke)
Cookware
Gyp Creek Big Horn County, Montana
Kitchens
image
Big Horn County, Montana
Crow Indian Reservation
House
Monarch Malleable Iron Range Company
material-culture
Coffee
Food
Interiors
Photograph
metal
Color images
Furnishings (home)
Kettles
Yellowtails
stove