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Figure 1: Chief Geronimo |
Courtesy: The Southwest Museum Figure 2: Elbridge Ayer Burbank |
Burbank Among the Indians
By
Elbridge Ayer Burbank
As told to
Ernest Royce
Originally edited by
Frank J. Taylor
Illustrated by
Elbridge Ayer Burbank
Updated, edited, and formatted for the World-Wide-Web by:
Mark L. Sadler
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The Art Institute of Chicago
The Butler Institute of American Art
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This web-based version of Burbank's book is not intended
to provide high-resolution images of his art. Most images
were scanned from M. Melissa Wolfe's wonderful
catalogue from her exhibit on Burbank's works:
American Indian Portraits -
Elbridge Ayer Burbank in the West (1897-1910)
Melissa was most gracious and accommodating in answering
all of my questions concerning her work. We found her notes
and references in American Indian Portraits to be most helpful.
Special thanks to
Margaret Kistler
for the inspiration provided by her
Harvard Historical Society presentation:
E. A. Burbank, Son of Harvard, Illinois
This book was originally dedicated by Burbank to his uncle
EDWARD E. AYER
and the
NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN