Henry Buehman Stereograph of Two Papago Indian Women with Hay 1870-80s For Sale
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Henry Buehman Stereograph of Two Papago Indian Women with Hay 1870-80s: $150.00
Albumen Henry Buehman stereograph depicting two Papago Indian Womancarrying huge stacks of hay on their backs. Original pen text on the back describesthe image and is numbered 58. *HenryH. Buehman (1851-1912) was a pioneer in Tucson since 1874. After two years hetraveled over large portions of California, Nevada and Utah and reachedPrescott early in July 1874. Here equipping himself with spring wagon and spanof mules, Mr. Buehman started on a long trip to Mexico but reaching Tucson heabandoned the trip to Mexico and settled down to business in the old Pueblo. Hequickly gained a reputation for the quality of his work and purchased hisformer employer's studio on February 20, 1875, renaming it the Buehman Studio. Buehman's images were also used as part of a"Sell Arizona" campaign in its appeal to statehood. The image is abit faded and the right image has a spot along the top edge. Some mount edgewear. See scans.
