CHIEF STANDS AND LOOKS BACK W/ PEACE MEDAL PHOTO

Chief Stands and Looks Back This black and white studio photograph shows Stands and Looks Back (Hatikta Najin) wearing an animal hide shirt and a feathered headdress. There is a Presidential Peace Medal around his neck, and several large feathers lay across his lap. The photograph was taken at Fort Niobrara in Nebraska and was published by the Knapp Company New York. Excellent frame measuring 21 3/4 X 27 inches. Stands and Looks Back or Hakikta Najin (1851-1914) was actually an Oglala through he lived all of his later life among the Brule at Rosebud. He was present at the Little Bighorn in 1876. His sister married Charles P. Jordan, the clerk at the Red Cloud Agency in 1877 at the time of Crazy Horse's surrender; Jordan was later a trader on the Rosebud Reservation. Stands and Looks Back married Mary Spotted Horse about 1890 and had a large family. He was photographed several times by Anderson. His granddaughter, Vera Farmer, served as vice-chair of the Rosebud Sioux council