#MikeBunn's photographic exhibition at the gallery at #FarmleighHouse in the #PhoenixPark is on until Sunday, March 19. Here, one visitor today is inspired to look up 19thc. American photographer #EdwardCurtis for a comparison of large format camera work (Bunn used Gandolfi 10x8 & Hahnemühle paper) as peacock looks on... #photography #StPatrick #peacocks

Edward S. Curtis is known for his many soft-focused, pictorialist-style portraits of Native Peoples, but he also created some striking photographs that draw the viewer into another world. One of my favorites is this scene of the Makah Indian village at Neah Bay, Washington, created in 1915. It was published in "The North American Indian," volume 11, 1916 opposite page 14."

#EdwardCurtis #MakahTribe #NativePeoples #NeahBay #Washington #vintagephotography #NorthAmericanIndian

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" going back to Baton Rouge that Sunday afternoon, having driven to New Orleans that morning in the Cordoba and dropping some acid along the way to go to the galleries and museums. Robbie was in the back seat (he was kind of weird, his parents were funeral embalmers or something).

We get back to to BR, and Robbie decides that, "everywhere [he] has been today smells like dogshit."

We saw some cool art - several prints of #EdwardCurtis "Vanishing Race."