Edward S. Curtis
American photographer (1868-1952)
Biography
Edward S. Curtis was born in Whitewater, Wisconsin in 1868 and died in 1952. He worked as a photographer and ethnologist whose work centered on the American West and Native American people. Curtis traveled throughout the United States to document the ways of life of various Native American tribes through photographs and audio recordings.
Occupation
Edward S. Curtis is recorded as a explorer, a anthropologist, a ethnologist, a film director, a photographer and a screenwriter, born in Wisconsin (1868–1952).
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