Dance Rock at Walpi Pueblo, Arizona

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Dance Rock at Walpi Pueblo, Arizona

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John K. Hillers

American Photographer · 1843–1925

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John K. Hillers began making photographs while exploring the terrain around the Colorado River in 1871. Part of a survey team led by John Wesley Powell, a geologist and ethnologist, Hillers was originally hired as a boatman. He became increasingly interested in the work of the team's photographer, began acting as his assistant, and by 1872 had become the expedition photographer. From the 1870s unt

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1875–1876
Medium
Albumen silver print
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American
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Photographs
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View of pueblo with inhabitants and limestone rock formation at left

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