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Portrait of Hosh-Cane-Ah-Sue-It
[Navajo Name: Possibly Hashk'aan Atsidii, Banana Silvermith or Hashk'aan hadzohi, Yucca Fruit Strung Out In A Line Clan or Hashk'aani bitsoi, Hashk'aan Yázhí, The Grandson of the Hashk'aan] 1907 By Elbridge Ayer Burbank Maternal Clan: Hashk’aa hadzohí Paternal Clan: Unknown Spouse: Unknown Spouse: Asdzaan Tódích’íi’nii Children: Deezbaa’ Davis and Asdzaan Yázhí [Mrs. David McCabe] This portrait of Hosh-Cane-Ah-Sue-It was drawn when he was about 60 years old. Hashk'aan Yazhi was originally from Low Mountain, Arizona. He worked at Hubbell Trading Post hauling wood, building fires, and performing odd chores around the trading post. J. L. Hubbell often gave him food to take to his family. Conte crayon on paper. L 38.0, W 26.7 cm Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, HUTR 1976 |
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