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Ojibwe dance apron
Ojibwe dance apron
Titles: Ojibwe dance apron (Supplied title)
Description: This dance apron or breech cloth was owned and worn by George Peake, also known as Little Moose, an Ojibwe dramatic reader and story teller from the White Earth Nation. Polychrome floral bead work on black velvet, edges bound with red cloth tape, backed with black silk fabric. Lower edges with buckskin fringe. this apron forms part of a costume with the vest, 1995.95.1.1. Possibly made by Nora Reedfield, Mankato, MN.
Dates
- Not earlier than 1900 - Not later than 1930 (Creation)
Creation
- owned/used by: Peake, George Chase
Identifiers
- Accession Number: 1995.95.1.2.A,B
Holding Type: 3D Objects
Quantity: 2 items
Format
- Content Category: artifacts
Measurements
- 16 1/2 inches height (A)
- 19 inches width (A)
- 16 1/2 inches height (B)
- 19 inches width (B)
Subjects
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Ojibwe dance apron