With Eagle Tail: Arnold Lupson and 30 Years among the Sarcee, Blackfoot and Stoney Indians on the North American Plains
New York: Smithmark, 1999. Hardcover. Black and white Photographs; Square; 128 pp.; Tells the story of a young newspaper photographer Arnold Lupson who left his home in England after WWI to live among the Native American tribes of the North American Plains. Lupson formed a relationship with the tribes that was to last for thirty years. He married Maggie, widow of Sarcee chief Big Belly and spent most of his time on the Sarcee reserve. The enduring legacy of this life was his photographs. An important reference work. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket which has a short closed tear at the spine head. Item #124231
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