Navajo Squaw Stereoview Henry Brown Santa Fe NM No. 157 c1879 Native American For Sale

Explore a fascinating piece of early American photography with this antique stereoview card by Henry Brown. This stereograph features a striking portrait of a "Navajo Squaw," identified by the handwritten inscription on the front. The image captures a Native American woman standing outdoors amidst dense foliage, offering a glimpse into indigenous life in the late 19th century American Southwest. The detailed albumen prints provide a rich, three-dimensional perspective when viewed through a stereoscope, bringing the scene to life.This historical stereoview was photographed and published by Henry Brown, a notable photographer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His studio, located on the West Side Plaza, specialized in Stereoscopic Views of New Mexico, as indicated by the imprint on the reverse of the card. The card is identified as "No. 157" and showcases Brown's dedication to documenting the region and its people. This unique piece is a significant collectible for enthusiasts of Native American history, early photography, and historical stereoviews.