Native Art Gallery
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horroroftruant:The Art of Terry WolfingerTerry Wolfinger, a California native, graduated from CalArt
artekka:grahamewill:Fashion in a galaxy far, far away : Packing dressHopi hairstyle called “squash b
ancientart:Photos taken at the Coso Rock Art District, located within the Naval Air Weapons Station
medievalpoc:John WhitePortrait of a A Young Woman of AquascogocEngland (c. 1585)Watercolor on paper;
The Warriors by Robert Griffing
Birchbark box of the southeastern Ojibwe people. Artist unknown; after 1865. Now in the Peabody Mu
If you ask someone to name five artists, they will likely name prominent male artists, but how many
Anasazi (Ancestral Pueblo) mug from Johnson Canyon, Colorado. Artist unknown; ca. 1100-1300. Now i
eleth89:Recently finished this set of portraits of three Navajo girls in art nouvau style.
Bottle, of the Mississippian culture of the Pre-Columbian U.S. Artist unknown; 11th to 14th century
War cap of the Chiricahua Apache. Artist unknown; 1880s. Now in the Peabody Museum, Harvard Univer
Landscape BackgroundsGeorge Catlin (American; 1796–1872)1846–48Oil on canvas Smithsonian American Ar
Cheyenne war bonnet. Artist unknown; ca. 1880-90. Now in the Missouri History Museum. Photo credi
LAVERNE NELSON BLACKLone HorsemanOil on Board20″ x 16″
The Bird by CG-Zander
Birchbark box of the Mi’kmaq (Micmac) people. Said to have been collected in New Brunswick in 1829;
Lakeland native and amazing artist, Alvin Joseph Fillastre painted an amazing, five foot tall oil ca
bluelightseven:packitandgo:Superheroes Reimagined by contemporary Native American artist Jeffery Ver
Change of Ownership (The Stampede, Horse Thieves), Frederic Remington, 1903
Making Sweet Grass Medicine, Blackfoot Ceremony, Joseph Henry Sharp, ca. 1920
Storm: Waiting for the Caravan, Alfred Jacob Miller, 1858-60
The Scout: Friends or Foes, Frederic Remington, ca. 1900-05
Mountain Landscape with Indians, John Mix Stanley, ca. 1870-72
ohjakku:!!! REMEMBER THIS NEXT TIME YOU TELL A NATIVE ARTIST THAT THEIR BEADWORK IS “TOO EXPENSIVE”
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