Adobe Pueblo

Sheldon Parsons (American, 1866-1943) Adobe/Pueblo Scene Oil on board. Signed 'Sheldon Parsons' (lower left). 9 x 12 in.

Illegibly signed "Southwest Mexican adobe pueblo house on fire," illegible signature and dated lower right, oil on masonite / board. Image: 18" H x 24" W; frame: 24.74" H x 31" W x 1.75" D.

South Western Native American Indian inspired hand crafted wall textile art. Depicting pottery and adobe Pueblo dwelling homes, in the Navajo style. Artist name at lower right RaeJeanne.Dimensions: 59

One in a series of Arizona scenic stereo views from Charles Farciot of San Francisco. This one shows an adobe pueblo in Casa Grande Arizona Territory. It is No. 101 of the series. Please see photos fo

Women Before Taos Pueblo Adobes, 1986. Signed R.C Gorman, dated 1986, inscribed presentation proof. Lithograph. 30 by 40.5 in., overall 40.5 by 51 in.

HAROLD LOVELADY ADOBE DOLLHOUSEHandmade Southwest style pueblo house with brick laid floor leading to outdoor patio with installed water well; additionally outfitted with intricate gate-work, built-in

Desert Pueblo Scene Oil on Canvas Board, no apparent signature to piece, subject a scene showing a Pueblo with an adobe structure in the background, a man is seen sitting on a horse while talking to a

Desert Pueblo Scene Oil on Canvas Board, no apparent signature to piece, subject a scene showing a Pueblo with an adobe structure in the background, a man is seen sitting on a horse while talking to a

Stereoview of two pueblos in the Taos Valley, New Mexico. These pueblos are made of adobe brick and were built and inhabited by the Pueblo Indians. There is a small paragraph about the on the backside

Lot of 2 including a copy of one of the Taos painters of Pueblo woman and child at adobe wall, marked Campbell Prints Inc. in original frame, 9 1/2 x 11 1/2"; and canvas water bag with rope handle wit

Southwestern Adobe vase, artist signed and dated. Hand decorated with raised decoration of a stylized bird, with rawhide strips, decorative beads, and a band of entwined plaited grass around the large

Blue Corn. Red Carved Jar With Avanyu. San Ildefonso Pueblo. Signed. Very fine crazing in the clay along the base, otherwise excellent condition. 5" h. Provenance: Purchased from Adobe Gallery, NM, pu

Rafael Medina (1929-1998) The image of a pueblo dancer in landscape is accompanied by Acoma pottery in the foreground and depiction of a horno on one side with adobe wall on the other, signed lower ri

DESCRIPTION: Image of adobe house. Oil painting on canvas. A Native American artist. He was an enrolled member of La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, a federally recognized tribe of Luisenos a Californi

John Nieto(1936 - 2018)Pueblo Gratitude, 1988acrylic and vinyl on canvassigned lower right: Nietoinscribed verso: "Pueblo Gratitude" © Nieto 1988 / Medium: (Acrylic and Vinyl on Canvas)60 x

Pueblo Buffalo Hide Shield third quarter 19th century concave form and painted using mineral pigments in colors of yellow, green, red, black, and white; lock of horsehair attached to front of shield;

A Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo) storage jar Decorated with black on red, the base of a natural buff color, with organic-inspired and geometric designs in two registers (one about the neck, one about the

Mimbres Pueblo Bowl. 1000 AD. Ht. 4 3/4" Dia. 10 1/2". Gallery 10, New York, NY, #P486. Estate of Annette McGuire Cravens, Buffalo, NY.

Pueblo Painted Buffalo Hide Shield mid-19th century concave form, crafted from 1/2-inch-thick buffalo hide; painted abstract design in colors of yellow, black, and red diameter 19-1/2 inches ...this s

1990; acrylic on canvas; signed and dated lower left, titled to label verso; Condition: unframed; 40 x 96 inches

Artist: Sheldon Parsons | 1866 - 1943 Title: New Mexico Adobe in Landscape Signed l/r: Sheldon Parsons Media: Oil on panel Dimensions: 16 by 20 inches

Early Pueblo Earrings and Ancestral Pueblo Beads, set with Turquoisepre-1500 and second half 19th century lot of 2 pairs, includes: a pair of Ancestral Pueblo beads crafted from hematite and set with

Jose Vives-Atsara (Am. 1919-2004), Calle de Pueblo, Catalu–a Spain, oil on canvas 24 x 30, signed lower right: Vives-Atsara

Charles Rollo Peters (American, 1862-1928)Monterey adobe nocturneoil on canvassigned lower left Charles Rollo Peters16 x 24in (41 x 61cm)