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Identifier
ov070
Title
Tom
Bowers
.
Paiute
Native
American
Creator
Forbes
, A.
A.
,
1862-1921
;
Date Created
1902-1916
Description
Portrait
photograph
of
Tom
Bowers
.
Inscription
on
front
of
photograph
: "
Tom
Bowers
Piute
(sic)
Indian
.
Forbes.
"
Title
supplied
by
cataloger
.
Historical Background
Tom
Bowers
would have been a
member
of the
Northern
Paiute
,
who
live
in
Northern
Nevada
and in
Eastern
California
in
such
places
as the
Owens
Valley
. The
valley
their
home
for
centuries
before
their
first
contact
with
Europeans
in
1820
, the
Paiute
based
their
way
of
life
on
agriculture
, and
hunting
and
gathering
.
Foreshadowing
Anglo-American
reliance
on
irrigation
,
Paiutes
developed
irrigation
systems
for their
crops
,
utilizing
the
streams
fed
by the
snow
pack
of the
Sierras
.
Silver
and
gold
strikes
beginning
in
1859
in the
mountains
surrounding
the
valley
profoundly
ruptured
the
Paiute
way
of
life
.
Anglo-American
and
Mexican
miners
and
settlers
moved
into the
valley
,
resulting
in a
war
that
involved
the
U
.
S
.
Army
from
1862
through
1865
. The
Paiute
lost
decisively
,
leading
to their
marginalization
,
both
socially
and
economically
in the
valley
. By the
1870s
, the
Paiute
lived
on the
fringes
of
Anglo-American
society
and
settlements
and had
begun
to
earn
their
living
through
working
as
farm
and
domestic
labor
. The
Paiute
faced
segregation
from
Anglo-American
society
in
such
areas
as
public
education
until
1924
and
such
public
venues
as
movie
theaters
. A. A.
Forbes
was a
well-known
photographer
of
cowboy
life
in
Texas
and
Oklahoma
. He was the
owner
of a
photography
studio
in
Bishop
,
California
, from
1902
to
1916
. He
died
in
Lompoc
,
California
.
Type
image
;
Physical Description
1
postcard
:
b&w
;
14
x
9
cm
Institution
Center
for the
Study
of
Los
Angeles
Research
Collection
,
Loyola
Marymount
University
Collection Identifier
http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt3w1022nb
Country of Creation
US
Copyright Status
Public
Domain
Copyright Statement
http://library.lmu.edu/generalinformation/departments/digitallibraryprogram/copyrightandreproductionpolicy/
Language
eng
;
Subject (Name)
Bowers
,
Tom
;
Subject (Topic)
Northern
Paiute
Indians
;
Form/Genre
Photographs
;
Postcards
;
Metacollection Identifier
http://digitalcollections.lmu.edu/
Item/Call Number
J
.
D
.
Black
Papers
,
CSLA-15
,
Series
3
:
Photographs
,
Subseries
A:
Photographic
Postcards
,
Box
16
,
Sleeve
23
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