Beautiful and sensitive portraits of Native American people. It staggers the mind to think of how endless the beauty was in the 19th century, and of course long before Europeans arrived. Now we are at a point, with 7 billion human beings and climbing, where we can truly use those early lessons about living in balance with nature.
You can thank Willis Strauss the fomrer CEO or Internorth for this collection. He rescue it from caves in Germany and brought it to Omaha and funded the research. It was NOT his fault that Internorth was hijacked by Ken Lay and turned into ENRON.
Beautiful and sensitive portraits of Native American people. It staggers the mind to think of how endless the beauty was in the 19th century, and of course long before Europeans arrived. Now we are at a point, with 7 billion human beings and climbing, where we can truly use those early lessons about living in balance with nature.
maple1255 2 months ago
You can thank Willis Strauss the fomrer CEO or Internorth for this collection. He rescue it from caves in Germany and brought it to Omaha and funded the research. It was NOT his fault that Internorth was hijacked by Ken Lay and turned into ENRON.
exenrontexas 2 years ago
Very nice -- you should see the documentary
of the German Christoph Geott and his team about the Mandan ... Volker Glaeser on camera..
Bildbank 4 years ago