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Where silence speaks [graphic] : The ancient sign language, being used by these Navajo Indians seems a part of the ageless brooding desert

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Call Number	X-32965
Title	Where silence speaks [graphic] : The ancient sign language, being used by these Navajo Indians seems a part of the ageless brooding desert
Creator(s)	Pennington, William M.
Summary	Native American (Navajo) men pose outdoors in New Mexico. They crouch near a mule and wear blankets.
Date	[between 1904 and 1932]
Notes	A note of a quote from an article by John Stewart MacClary in the October 1938 edition of The Desert Magazine that includes commentary on the subjects accompanies print.; Formerly F9288.; Portion of stamp is crossed out and "Pennington" is written above stamp.; Stamped on back of print: "Copyright by Ellen Todd, Inc. Tales in Pictures (Trade Mark) This picture may not be syndicated, rented, loaned, nor utilized for advertising purposes."; Title, "Indians- Navajo Biog (Men, unident)", "Illustration only", and " Picture by W. M. Pennington" hand-written on back of print.; R7100329659
Physical Description	1 photoprint ; 20 x 25 cm. (8 x 10 in.)
Subject	Indians of North America--New Mexico--1900-1940. Navajo Indians--New Mexico--1900-1940. Men--New Mexico--1900-1940.
Rights	Restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History/Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes (digital reproduction)
Type of Material	Photographic prints.; Imaged.; Image
Format-Medium	Photograph
Identifier	F9288 DPLW
Filename	10032965.TIF