Walking across Bighorn Lake
Bill Yellowtail photographs 1960s-2000
Description:
"Walking across Bighorn Lake": A group of four walk on top of the frozen Bighorn Lake. They walk in a line with one person behind another. The two individuals in front hold onto a rope, which is attached to a metal snow sleigh while the two individuals in the back hold onto the railing of the sleigh. One person travels across the frozen lake in iceskates, while the others walk across in their snow boots. The rocky cliff side of the Bighorn Canyon stands behind the group.
Culture or Community:
Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke)
Other Forms:
35 mm color slide in 2x2 mount
Date of Creation:
Physical Details:
Reproduction of 2x2 color slide
Catalog Number:
Yellowtail #47
External Links:
Provenance:
Originals in Bill Yellowtail's private collection, Wyola, MT
Citation:
Creators:
Bill Yellowtail
Keywords:
Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke)
Men
Winter
Bighorn Canyon, Montana
Photograph
image
Color images
Reservation hat
Crow Indians
Snow