Remington loved art even as a child. ... Remington was very uninterested in his job, and art consumed his mind and energy. ... There he took art courses, and he sold many sketches to various magazines. ... From the headdress of the Blackfoot Indians to the clothes and horses of the American cowboy, Remington had details down pat. Remington filled his studio with authentic Indian and Cowboy paraphernalia for reference and motivation. ...

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Adams also founded the Sam Francisco Art Institute and the University of Arizona's Photography Center. The amount of prints that Adams produced and sold increased the appreciation of photography by the art institutes. ... Hillers produced many photographs that had Indians acting out rituals in recreated costumes that were later added with inappropriate feather bonnets that were added to the Smithsonian Institution Collection. Shadow Catchers The Indians called early photographers "Shadow Catchers", in the sense when a shot is taken; it catches a shadow image of a person. Thoug...

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