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Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Second Annual American Indian Fine Arts, Crafts and Trade Show, Lincoln Park Center, 2520 N. Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; Maxwell Street Market, Chicago, Illinois
Summary
Online digital image numbers may be offset by 1 or 2 digits from the film negative frame numbers.
Film negative frame numbers, descriptions: 1-11, unidentified Native Americans at craft show, sign reads "Indian magic stick, a toy for fun"; 14-26, at the Maxwell Street market, fruit stand run by same person for at least 40 years; formerly belonged to his father; 16, Shifra Epstein, fieldworker; 17, unidentified woman; 29-31, unidentified couple; 27-28, 32-36, Kosher delicatessan run by non-Jew; 36a, unidentified woman (left), Shifra Epstein (right)
Tags
indians of north america
jews
jewish americans
markets
indian arts
ethnography
chicago
chicago ethnic arts project collection
american folklife center
jonas dovydenas
shifra epstein
roberta fiske rusciano
print
second annual american indian fine arts
lincoln park center
illinois
lincoln park
ultra high resolution
high resolution
library of congress
Date
01/01/1977
Location
chicago
Source
Library of Congress
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain