Bring Native American history into your art collection with this collection of Edward S. Curtis photographic prints and wall art. American photographer and ethnologist Edward S. Curtis (1868–1952) was known for his work documenting Native American tribes across the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In 1895, Curtis was commissioned to illustrate the book The North American Indian by financier J.P. Morgan, a project that would consume much of his life's work. Over the next 30 years, Curtis traveled extensively, visiting over 80 tribes and capturing over 40,000 images of Native American life, culture, and rituals. Edward Curtis's photographs are characterized by their striking beauty and sensitivity, capturing not only the physical appearance of his subjects but also the richness of their cultures and traditions. He often employed dramatic lighting and composition to create powerful portraits that conveyed the dignity and humanity of the people he photographed. Finishing Options For Your Edward S. Curtis Print At Art.com we have more than just Edward Curtis photographic prints for sale, we offer premium quality prints at a price that fits your budget. To ensure your Edward Curtis photographic print looks its best on your walls, we use sophisticated printing technologies like museum-grade giclee and photographic prints on archival paper that's a favorite of professional photographers. Made your art print ready to display by upgrading a little to premium canvas and handcrafted framing. These finish options are handmade in the USA and include hanging hardware at the back so they're ready to hang on your wall.