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Fred E. Miller

Miller (1868 – 1936) was an American photographer, who worked at Crow Agency. He photographed mostly Crow Indians. Miller's works, collected by his daughter, were published as Fred E. Miller: Photographer of the Crows in 1985.

Fred E. Miller

Spotted Rabbit (Crow tribe) on horseback, Montana.

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Born
1868 · Chicago.
Died
1936
Nationality
United States
Occupation
photographer

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Miller (1868 – 1936) was an American photographer, who worked at Crow Agency. He photographed mostly Crow Indians. Miller's works, collected by his daughter, were published as Fred E. Miller: Photographer of the Crows in 1985.

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