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Kiowa Chief, Tomeatho [Trailing the Enemy, Eonah-pah] and Squaw, [Probably the Oldest Daughter of Satanta]
William Stinson Soule1869–1874
The J. Paul Getty Museum
Los Angeles, United States
Seated Native American man and woman; he wears hair pipe necklace, she wears multiple bracelets on each wrist
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- Title: Kiowa Chief, Tomeatho [Trailing the Enemy, Eonah-pah] and Squaw, [Probably the Oldest Daughter of Satanta]
- Creator: William Stinson Soule
- Date Created: 1869–1874
- Physical Dimensions: 14.8 × 10.2 cm (5 13/16 × 4 in.)
- Type: Print
- External Link: Find out more about this object on the Museum website.
- Medium: Albumen silver print
- Terms of Use: Open Content
- Number: 84.XM.192.15
- Culture: American
- Credit Line: The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
- Creator Display Name: William Stinson Soule (American, 1836 - 1908)
- Classification: Photographs (Visual Works)
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