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Image Not Available for T.B. Was A New Disease To Indian People. Even Today Indian People Are More Susceptible To Tuberculosis. This Hospital Gown Fits All Members of An Indian Family (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
T.B. Was A New Disease To Indian People. Even Today Indian People Are More Susceptible To Tuberculosis. This Hospital Gown Fits All Members of An Indian Family (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Image Not Available for T.B. Was A New Disease To Indian People. Even Today Indian People Are More Susceptible To Tuberculosis. This Hospital Gown Fits All Members of An Indian Family (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)

T.B. Was A New Disease To Indian People. Even Today Indian People Are More Susceptible To Tuberculosis. This Hospital Gown Fits All Members of An Indian Family (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)

Artist (American, Citizen of Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nation, MT, 1940-2025)
Date1991
Mediumxerographic print with watercolor and pencil
DimensionsImage: 14 7/8 × 8 13/16 in. (37.8 × 22.4 cm)
Support: 16 7/8 × 10 15/16 in. (42.9 × 27.8 cm)
Mat: 20 × 16 in. (50.8 × 40.6 cm)
Credit LineGift of Lucy R. Lippard, 1999
Object number1999.15.301.12
DescriptionA paper doll costume of a hospital gown in blue and orange.
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Image Not Available for Matching Small Pox Suits for All Indian Families After U.S. Gov’t Sent Wagon Loads of Smallpox Infested Blankets to Keep Our Families Warm (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Matching Small Pox Suits for All Indian Families After U.S. Gov’t Sent Wagon Loads of Smallpox Infested Blankets to Keep Our Families Warm (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Maid's Uniform For Cleaning Houses of White People After Good Education at Jesuit School (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Maid's Uniform For Cleaning Houses of White People After Good Education at Jesuit School (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World with Ensembles Contributed by US Government (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World with Ensembles Contributed by US Government (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Father Le De Ville The Jesuit (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Father Le De Ville The Jesuit (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Barbie Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Barbie Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Special Outfit for Trading Land with the U.S. Government for Whiskey with Gunpowder in it (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Special Outfit for Trading Land with the U.S. Government for Whiskey with Gunpowder in it (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Ken Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Ken Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Bruce Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Bruce Plenty Horses (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Capote For Traveling on Forced Removal After Garfield Treaty 1891 (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Capote For Traveling on Forced Removal After Garfield Treaty 1891 (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Flathead Child's Boarding School Outfit (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Flathead Child's Boarding School Outfit (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Suit For Recieving U.S. Gov't rations when not allowed to hunt and gather own food. Rations were wormy beef and Moldy Flour (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Suit For Recieving U.S. Gov't rations when not allowed to hunt and gather own food. Rations were wormy beef and Moldy Flour (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
Image Not Available for Flathead Headdress Collected by White's To Decorate Homes (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
Flathead Headdress Collected by White's To Decorate Homes (from the series Paper Dolls for a Post Columbian World)
1991
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