Courtesy of the
Pitt Rivers Museum,
Oxford University,
England
B.66A.12
Sir Francis Knowles began working on contract for the
Anthropological Division of the Geological Survey of
Canada in 1912 as a physical anthropologist.
Knowles's photographs of the Iroquois
are an unexpected and compassionate portrait of a people, transcending
the scientific basis with which he began.
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Fieldwork Portrait of Chief John Gibson (Onondaga) and Family
1912 Six Nations Reserve, Ontario
Fieldwork Portrait of Charlie Sundown's Daughters (Seneca)
1915 Tonawanda Reserve, New York
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