Painted portrait of Chief Manuelito, the last chief of the Navajo Indians, by Elbridge Ayer Burbank, after 1908

Photograph of a painted portrait of Chief Manuelito, the last chief of the Navajo Indians, by Elbridge Ayer Burbank, after 1908. The Chief Manuelito can be seen seated with his back to a wall. He is bare chested, but wears a blanket on his lap over his trousers. Necklaces drape around his neck. In the crook of his right arm he holds a staff with feathers on top. A quiver and bow lean against him at right.; "...the rest of my life will be devoted among the Indians and I have a life's work ahead of me" -- E. A. Burbank, 1897.

本作品为一张摄影照片，内容是埃尔布里奇·艾尔·伯班克（Elbridge Ayer Burbank）于1908年之后创作的、描绘纳瓦霍印第安人（Navajo Indians）末代酋长曼努埃利托的油画肖像。画面中曼努埃利托酋长背墙而坐，上身赤裸，下身搭配长裤，膝头覆盖一条毛毯；颈间垂挂多串项链，右臂肘弯处托着一根顶端饰有羽毛的权杖，其右侧靠着一个箭囊与一张弓。"我的余生将奉献给印第安族群，尚有毕生事业待完成"——E·A·伯班克，1897年。