An evocative and beautifully composed cabinet card photograph of a Native American family taken by Charles Latham of Bradford, Pennsylvania. The image features a father in a fringed buckskin shirt, belt, and feathered headdress, standing beside his wife, who wears a dark dress adorned with decorative medallions and a crown-like headdress. She holds a swaddled infant in a traditional cradleboard. A young daughter, also dressed in finery, stands between them, wearing a crown and matching decorations.

The studio backdrop and carpeted floor provide a fascinating contrast to the family's regalia, capturing the tension and fusion between Native identity and Victorian photographic conventions. The backmark is boldly printed with Latham’s details and highlights his specialization in “Children’s Portraits,” with this image likely a proud display of both cultural pride and familial legacy.