Calvin Coolidge as Chief Wamblee-Tokaha of the tribe of Sioux Indians
Image ID: ART009
An oil painting of former President Calvin Coolidge in Indian headdress as Wamblee-Tokah. The headdress and name was given to Coolidge by Sioux leaders Chief Chauncey Yellow Robe and Rosebud Yellow Robe in a ceremony on August 4, 1927 in Black Hills, South Dakota.
On exhibit in the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum, Forbes Library, Northampton, MA.
On exhibit in the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum, Forbes Library, Northampton, MA.
Image Details
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| Title |
Calvin Coolidge as Chief Wamblee-Tokaha of the tribe of Sioux Indians
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| Subject |
Sioux
Oil paintings
Presidents
Calvin Coolidge
Headdresses
Portrait paintings
Portraits
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| Description |
An oil painting of former President Calvin Coolidge in Indian headdress as Wamblee-Tokah. The headdress and name was given to Coolidge by Sioux leaders Chief Chauncey Yellow Robe and Rosebud Yellow Robe in a ceremony on August 4, 1927 in Black Hills, South Dakota.
On exhibit in the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum, Forbes Library, Northampton, MA. |
| Creator |
Frank Clifford Ashford
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| Date |
1927
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| Format |
oil painting
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| Identifier |
ART009
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| Physical Dimensions |
29.75" x 24.75"
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Citation
Frank Clifford Ashford, “Calvin Coolidge as Chief Wamblee-Tokaha of the tribe of Sioux Indians,” Forbes Library Images from the Archives (Legacy site: Pre-2022), accessed December 21, 2024, https://images.forbeslibrary.org/items/show/867.