CARDOZO FINE ART
Dedicated to the Legacy and Preservation of Edward Curtis
The North American Indian – Volume Text Blocks
This Set includes the complete text (2.5 million words), the photogravures have been carefully removed.
DISCOVER THE WORK OF EDWARD CURTIS
ARTIST – ETHNOGRAPHER
Between 1900 and 1930, Edward Curtis traveled deep into Indian territories and lived among dozens of Native tribes. He captured the authentic ways of life of over 80 Native cultures, producing over 40,000 glass plate negatives, 10,000 wax cylinder recordings, 4,000 pages of anthropological text, and a feature-length film. His dedication culminated in the production of The North American Indian, the most extensive and expensive photographic project ever undertaken. More …
GOLDTONES ™
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Watch how we make our contemporary Goldtones
VINTAGE PRINTS
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These photographs were created by Edward Curtis between 1899–1930. Christopher Cardozo Fine Art has the world’s largest inventory of both original vintage and contemporary photographs by Edward Curtis.
ARCHIVAL PIGMENT PRINTS
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Mastered from vintage, original source materials, these contemporary fine art photographs are individually produced to emulate the texture and color of the original Curtis photogravures. Four sizes available, prices starting at $185.
MAMMOTH PRINTS
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Contemporary 60 x 40″ format prints of some of Curtis’ most iconic and sought-after images, printed onto a 100% cotton watercolor paper.
1 size 60″ x 40″
Books
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Christopher Cardozo has authored and edited nine books devoted to Edward Curtis over the last 25 years, featuring many of his rarest and previously unseen images. Illuminating and erudite text by significant contributors complement each publication.
The North American Indian
The Custom Limited-Edition
THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN
The Custom Limited Edition
The North American Indian
The Complete Reference Edition
The more affordable re-creation of Edward Curtis’ original masterpiece, the Complete Reference Edition
is finished with a hardcover and printed on archival, acid-free Finch Opaque paper.
YOUR PURCHASE HAS A PURPOSE
Christopher Cardozo has a 30-year history of active philanthropy for Native Americans and Native American organizations.
He has created a 10,000 print repatriation project and has brought 100’s of photographs of ancestors back to tribal organizations and individuals. He has also underwritten education for numerous Native children in the US and Guatemala.
Your purchases make this philanthropy possible.
