"On the Trails of the Iroquois" Exhibit at the Bundeskunsthalle

Manfred Schmitz has been able to acquire a limited license from the Bundeskunsthalle office for the use of these images until August 31, 2013 at which time they will be delete from Contemporary Makers Blog.

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"On the Trails of the Iroquois" Exhibit at the Bundeskunsthalle

Manfred Schmitz has been able to acquire a limited license from the Bundeskunsthalle office for the use of these images until the end of August at which time they will be delete from Contemporary Makers Blog.

Ernest Smith sky women Seneca Tonawanda Reservation, New York 1936, 

Aquarell Rochester Museum and Science Center

pipehead iroquoise  17th century ,wood

National Museum of Denmark, Kopenhagen

cradle Seneca, 1860

National Museum of Denmark, Kopenhagen

Ezra Ames Joseph Brant 1806, oil painting 

Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown

spoon Onondaga before 1909, wood

American Museum of Natural History, New York

Scottish powder horn with Iroquoise strap 1758,  

on loan courtesy of the Trustees of National Museums of Scotland

Copy and photos supplied by Contemporary Makers' European Correspondent, Manfred Schmitz.

"On the Trails of the Iroquois" Exhibit at the Bundeskunsthalle

Manfred Schmitz has been able to acquire a limited license from the Bundeskunsthalle office for the use of these images until the end of August at which time they will be delete from Contemporary Makers Blog.

Moccasin Iroquois  around 1820  

Museum of  culture Basel Switzerland

Doll Mohawk  

National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, 

from the Hopton Hall Derbyshire Collection

hair decoration  

Peter der- Große-Museum of Anthropologie and Ethnografie of the Russischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, St. Petersburg

inside the museum

inside the museum

inside the museum

Inside this case is the original bag from the and the bag made by Michael Galban that can be seen here. The original can be seen here.

Copy and photos supplied by Contemporary Makers' European Correspondent, Manfred Schmitz.