Indigenous Art Gallery
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Birchbark box of the southeastern Ojibwe people. Artist unknown; after 1865. Now in the Peabody Mu
Norval Morrisseau, Family of Loons Feeding with Young and Cycles of Nature Lake Nipigon, 1992. Arcyl
Anasazi (Ancestral Pueblo) mug from Johnson Canyon, Colorado. Artist unknown; ca. 1100-1300. Now i
Bottle, of the Mississippian culture of the Pre-Columbian U.S. Artist unknown; 11th to 14th century
Mask of the We culture,Côte d'Ivoire. Artist unknown; 20th century. Now in the Brooklyn Museum. Phot
Snake pendant of the Ebrié people, Lagunes region, southernCôte d'Ivoire. Artist unknown; 19th cent
War cap of the Chiricahua Apache. Artist unknown; 1880s. Now in the Peabody Museum, Harvard Univer
Corey Bulpitt and Gurl 23 (Collaborating for Beat Nation, a touring exhibtion in Canada, and Sakahan
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Ceramic seated figure of the Pre-Columbian Quimbaya civilization in what is now Colombia. Artist un
Carved wooden figure of a mother and child (phemba), of the Yombe people, Kongo Central Province, De
Through the combination of collection objects and his own work, artist Jeffrey Gibson’s When Fire Is
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1. ‘Dekoggoro’ Arm Band. Gan peoples, Burkina Faso.| Bronze | ca. 19702. 'Dekoggoro&rsqu
Chi Wara headdress of the Bamana people, Mali. Artist unknown; 20th century. Now in the Huntington
scarf, Kullilla Art
Gold mask of the Akan people, Côte d'Ivoire. Artist unknown; ca. 1890-1910. Now in theMusée du qua
Dean gle mask of the Dan people, Côte d'Ivoire or Liberia. Artist unknown; late 19th or early 20th
Ancient Maya stucco portrait head, bearing the headband of the maize deity. Artist unknown; ca. 550
Crest Helmet, late 19th century, wood, copper, nails, cotton, deerskin, pigment, Kaigani Haida or Tl
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Antelope headdress (n’gonzon koun), made from wood, beads, and metal, of the Bambara (Bamana) people
Boy’s leggings (leather, glass, and dye) of the Kiowa. Artist unknown; ca. 1880s. Now in the Spurl
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