Chief James Garfield Velarde - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This leader of the Jicarilla Apache Nation took the name Chief James Garfield after receiving a peace medal from President Garfield, and he later adopted the surname Velarde.
Chief Garfield - Jicarilla - Digital Collections - Northwestern ...
Chief Garfield - Jicarilla written, illustrated, and published by Edward S. Curtis ; edited by Frederick Webb Hodge ; foreword by Theodore Roosevelt ; field research conducted under the patronage of J. Pierpont Morgan.
ARC 1176.021, Chief Garfield (Jicarilla Apache)
Chief Garfield (Jicarilla Apache) Summary: Head-and-shoulders studio portrait of Chief James Garfield, wearing a large headdress of white feathers, facing front (Jicarilla Apache).
James A. Garfield, Chief of Apaches - Smithsonian American Art …
John K. Rose, Benjamin S. Hopkins, James A. Garfield, Chief of Apaches, 1900, platinum print, sheet and image: 9 1 ⁄ 4 x 7 1 ⁄ 4 in. (23. 5 x 18. 4 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Charles Isaacs and Carol Nigro, 2008.36.2. Free to use.
Chief Garfield--Jicarilla - Library of Congress
Chief Garfield--Jicarilla; Summary Head-and-shoulders portrait of Jicarilla man. Names Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952, photographer Created / Published c1905. Headings
Collections Online - British Museum
A Jicarilla Apache chief. It seems he may have been given the name of "James A Garfield" by Spanish missionaries. He had a wife, Josephit Aoston Velarde, and they lived on an allotment near La Jara Lake (Greenwald).
ARC 1176.021, Chief Garfield (Jicarilla Apache) - themorgan.org
Chief Garfield (Jicarilla Apache) Summary: Head-and-shoulders studio portrait of Chief James Garfield, wearing a large headdress of white feathers, facing front (Jicarilla Apache).
Chief Garfield - Jicarilla
Chief Garfield - Jicarilla. 1904 Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868–1952) Printed by John Andrew & Son, Boston (founded 1869) Object Details. We are always open to learning more about our …
Chief Garfield, Jicarilla — Calisphere
Some years ago the Jicarillas were all officially given Spanish or English names. Many of them expressed a preference. This old man, who was head-chief of the tribe at the time, selected the designation Garfield.
Chief Garfield - Jicarilla | Amon Carter Museum of American Art
Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas, Purchase with the assistance of an anonymous donor. This information is published from the Carter's collection database.