Ne-I-So-Meh—Yuma Yuma 1904

"Ne-I-So-Meh—Yuma Yuma" is a bronze medal by Edward Warren Sawyer created in 1904 and housed at The Art Institute of Chicago. The medal features a profile portrait of a Native American woman, likely a member of the Yuma tribe, inscribed with the words "Ne-I-So-Meh—Yuma Yuma" around the edge. Sawyer was a prominent American sculptor known for his portraiture and depictions of Native American life. This medal exemplifies his artistry and captures the dignity and beauty of the Indigenous peoples of the United States.