Symbolic use of arrow, teepee, and tomahawk, Lander, Wyoming, 1967

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Title	Symbolic use of arrow, teepee, and tomahawk, Lander, Wyoming, 1967
Description	Symbolic use of arrow, teepee, and tomahawk painted on furniture at Noble Hotel in Lander, Wyoming. Tables and chairs are upholstered in cowhide. For other images of Noble Hotel decor, see 970609 through 081002. For a description of the Noble Hotel, see the Fife American Collection in the Fife Folklore Archives, call number Folk Coll 4, no. 2, FAC Ser. I, Vol. 6, no. 594. Image has been darkened.
Date.Original	1967
Place	Lander (Wyo.)
Subject	Noble Hotel (Lander, Wyo.) -- Pictorial works Hotels -- Decoration -- Wyoming -- Lander -- Pictorial works Chairs -- Pictorial works
Batch Number	B209; B218; B226
Material Culture	Symbolic images Furniture
Motif	American Indian Western
Genre	Material culture Vernacular architecture Slides
Images & Symbols	Arrows Teepees Tomahawks
Crafts	Furniture Rawhide, buckskin
Creator	Fife, Austin E. Fife, Alta Stevens
Photographer	Fife, Austin E.
Publisher	Utah State University Library
Type	Image
Source	USU Fife Slide Collection, FOLK COLL 4 no. 3, ID number
Rights	Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Libraries folklore curator, phone (435) 797-3493
Date.Digital	2005-03
Format	JPG
File size	62.133 kb
Height	537
Width	800
Color space	RGB
Scanner	EverSmart Jazz CreoScitex
Identifer Number	070705

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