Edward S. Curtis. Tó Neinilii (Rain God), Yebichai ceremonial dancer, Navajo, 1904.
Edward S. Curtis. Haschogan (House God), Navajo Yebichai mask, 1904.
George Catlin. Distant View of the Mandan Village. 1832.
George Catlin; Choctaw ball games, Buffalo hunt, Comanche chasing Buffalo, An-nó-je-nahge (He who stands on both sides), Distinguished ball player, Comanche war party discovering enemy at sunrise, Choctaw Eagle dance, Comanche horse-play, Butte de Mort, Sioux burial ground, c. 1834-1848.
Julia E. Tuell, Strong Left Hand and family, Northern Cheyenne Reservation, Montana, 1906.
A gathering of representatives from several First Nations in the Great Plains (Sioux, Cree, Blackfoot, and Blood), North America, N.d.
Theodore de Bry, Idol of Kiwasa (God of winds); Thomas Hariot's A brief and true report of the new found land of Virginia... (1721 edition).
Marion Post Wolcott. Saturday Afternoon at the Juke Joint, Clarksdale, Mississippi, 1939.
Theodore de Bry (John White), Their Manner of Fishynge in Virginia: A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia... (engraving), ca. 1588.
Jason Osder, Let the Fire Burn, Zeitgeist Films, 2013.
Marion Post Wolcott, Exterior of a Juke Joint, Belle Glade, Florida, c. 1941.
Prairie Fires of the Great West (Lithograph), Currier & Ives, 1871.
Frank James, Wampanoag (First Nation), Massachusetts
Battiste Goode (Brule Lakota), Winter Count 1871-1880 [Graphite, colored pencil and ink, ledger book]; ca. 1888.
Emma Willard, Willard's Chronographer of American History, A.S. Barnes & Co., c. 1845.
John Faber, Tomo Chachi Mico (Engraving), 1744.