Item Summary

Descriptive Information

Title
[Robert Flaherty photogravures of Eskimos]
Call Number
Oversize 2007-0026E
Identifier
ark:/88435/dc6h441744q
Publisher
[1925?]
Language
English
Date Created
1925
Extent
18 photomechanical prints : photogravures ; 52 x 34 cm.
Source Acquisition
EX copy: Gift; In memory of Martin V. Bergen, Jr., Princeton Class of 1892; 1945.
Rights Statement
Copyright Not Evaluated
Contents
Allegoo (Shining Water) Sikoslingmuit Eskimo Woman, Southern Baffin Land
Nascaupie Indian Chief, Northern Labrador
Cunayou (The Sculpin) Sikoslingmuit Eskimo Girl, Southern Baffin Land
Tooktoo (The Deer) Chief of Sikoslingmuit Eskimos, Southern Baffin Land
SAPA, Sikoslingmuit Eskimo of Southern Baffin Land
A Labrador Cree (Indian), Northern Labrador
The Harpooner
Youthful Hunter
The Hunter, Eskimo in the rough ice-fields at sea
Summer (August), Eskimo Kayak in Northeastern Hudson Bay
Nyla and child, Eteeveemuit Eskimo of Cape Dufferin, Northwest Ungava
The Huskie (The Wolf Dog of the Eskimos)
Eskimo Omiak in the Spring
The Barren Lands, Northern Ungava
The Gramophone
Abandoned Eskimo Village, Ungava Coast of Hudson Bay
The Walrus Hunter
Eskimo Fisherman in his Kayak.
Notes
Portfolio of 18 photogravures by Robert Flaherty, each with detailed letterpress title attached.
Collection is described in a sheet accompanying portfolio of 6 Robert Flaherty photogravures, all of which are included in this group. "The six copper-plate engravings contained herein are reproductions of photographs of the inhabitants of the sub-arctic part of Eastern Canada. These six photographs, chosen from a collection of eighteen, were made during a series of five expeditions covering a period of eleven years. They were taken on behalf of our comany by Robert J. Flaherty, F.R.G.S., around Cape Dufferin and Belcher Islands on the Northeast coast of Hudson Bay, in the Peninsula of Ungava, in the Hudson Strait, and on the coast of Baffin Land."
Copyright: Revillon Frères, N.Y.
Probably originally photographed during the filming of Robert J. Flaherty's 1922 film "Nanook of the North," financed by Revillon Frères fur company.

Physical Characteristics

File Count
18

Institutional Information

Collection
Omega Project
IIIF Manifest URL

https://figgy.princeton.edu/concern/scanned_resources/f6e9776c-6378-4253-bc8d-01d38d2b690b/manifest