Timeless Voices: Indigenous to Avant-Garde 2025-08-09 Auction - 110 Price Results - Origins Fine Art in MN
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Timeless Voices: Indigenous to Avant-Garde
Polychrome vase by Juan Quezada of Mata OrtizBlack carved bowl by Margaret TafoyaPainting by renowned artist Su Xingping
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Burnsville, MN, United States
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Timeless Voices: Indigenous to Avant-Garde

Origins Fine Art

Explore a diverse collection of art from around the world, including Native American, African, Asian, and European works. This auction features pieces that reflect a wide range of cultures, time periods, and artistic styles. From traditional carvings to modern paintings, each item offers a unique perspective. All artworks are fully guaranteed for authenticity, so you can bid with confidence.
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Polychrome jar, Caroline G. Loretto, Jemez Pueblo: Polychrome jar, Caroline G. Loretto, Jemez Pueblo. ‹Caroline G. Loretto (b. 1953) is a distinguished potter from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, renowned for her traditional black-on-red pottery that has
0037: Polychrome jar, Caroline G. Loretto, Jemez PuebloEst. $10-$75
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Pottery plate with black-on-black abstract bird design by Juanita Martinez, sister of Maria Martinez: Pottery plate with black-on-black abstract bird design by Juanita Martinez, sister of Maria Martinez. Ex-The Rainbow Man Santa Fe NM. 6" diameter and Circa 1920's. 9 Ounces.
0062: Pottery plate with black-on-black abstract bird design by Juanita Martinez, sister of Maria MartinezEst. $45-$250
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Acoma pitcher: Acoma pitcher, circa 1920's or 1930's. 6 inches high. 13 Oz.
0014: Acoma pitcherEst. $10-$75
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Casas Grandes polychrome effigy: Casas Grandes polychrome effigy. Figure in high relief. Intact witih stress crack at base. Circa 1100 - 1450 CE. 5" x 5" Ex-Howard Nowes Art for Eternity in NYC. Documentation from Art for
0029: Casas Grandes polychrome effigyEst. $200-$1,000
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Black bear by Adam Martinez: Black bear signed "Adam." Purchased directly from the artist in San Ildefonso Pueblo. Adam Martinez (1903 - 2000) was a distinguished potter from San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico, renowned for his
0049: Black bear by Adam MartinezEst. $65-$175
Dayak Hampatong Ancestor figure: Stately Dayak Hampatong Ancestor figure on custom stand, ex Marc Assayag collection and the highly vetted San Francisco Textile and Tribal Arts Show. Southeast Asia, ca. 19th century CE or earlier.
0089: Dayak Hampatong Ancestor figureEst. $750-$2,000Lot Passed
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Acoma polychrome pottery basket: Acoma "Sky City" polychrome pottery basket, Circa mid 20th century. Wonderful condition including twisted handle. 11 Oz. 6.5 inches tall.
0013: Acoma polychrome pottery basketEst. $10-$4,050
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Lucy Lewis polychrome pot: Lucy Lewis, Acoma Pueblo, polychrome pot. byLucy M. Lewis, a celebrated potter from Acoma Pueblo, was instrumental in reviving ancient Mimbres black-on-white pottery designs, blending traditional
0028: Lucy Lewis polychrome potEst. $350-$2,000
P. Sandby Aquatint: Aquatint by Paul Sandby. Paul Sandby (1731-1809) was a founder member of the Royal Academy and a prominent figure in the development of British watercolour painting. Through his work, he gave the
0108: P. Sandby AquatintEst. $10-$450Lot Passed
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Ecuadorian pottery bowls.: Ecuadorian pottery bowls. Thin and fine ceramic work. Circa 1995. Ranging from 1.25 to 6.25" wide. 13 Oz together. There is a 3rd tiny matching bowl not pictured.
0005: Ecuadorian pottery bowls.Est. $10-$50
Jalisco figure: Nice Jalisco figure, 200 BCE to 200 CE. 5" high by 2" wide. About 2 ounces. If you have additional questions please contact the auction house directly.
0055: Jalisco figureEst. $10-$1,000Lot Passed
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Nancy Lee painted gourd: Nancy Lee painted gourd. Her designs often draw inspiration from desert landscapes, Native motifs, and regional wildlife. 7.5" tall by 11" wide. About 7 Ounces.
0085: Nancy Lee painted gourdEst. $10-$40
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Marquetry Cambodian betel nut container: Richly colored marquetry Cambodian betel nut container. 3" tall by 7 3/4" diameter. Detachable lid. Ca 1980. 9 ouncess. If you have additional questions please contact the auction house directly.
0073: Marquetry Cambodian betel nut containerEst. $10-$40
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Acoma turkey by E. Histia: Ceramic Acoma turkey by E. Histia, E. Histia is a celebrated potter from Acoma Pueblo, known for her exquisite hand-coiled pottery that reflects the rich traditions and vibrant spirit of her
0011: Acoma turkey by E. HistiaEst. $30-$75
Juan Quezada Mata Ortiz vase: Beautiful polychrome vase by Juan Quezada of Mata Ortiz. Circa 1995, 7.25" high x 7.5" diameter. Juan Quezada is a celebrated potter from Mata Ortiz, a small village in the state of Chihuahua,
0021: Juan Quezada Mata Ortiz vaseEst. $1,500-$3,500Lot Passed
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Santo Domingo pottery basket: Santo Domingo pottery basket. Circa 1920s. 4.25" tall x 4.5" wide. 13 Oz.
0036: Santo Domingo pottery basketEst. $10-$50
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Martin & Marie Aguilar dough bowl: This dough bowl was made by Martin and Marie Aguilar, potters from the Cochiti Pueblo known for their collaborative work. It reflects traditional hand-coiling and firing methods, with surface designs
0051: Martin & Marie Aguilar dough bowlEst. $55-$400
Small bear fetish by Becky Martinez: Cute as the dickens little fetish by Becky Martinez, Maria Martinez' great-great granddaughter. 2 Ounces.
0061: Small bear fetish by Becky MartinezEst. $20-$40Lot Passed
Impressive and huge Congo mask: Large and imposing Congo mask on custom stand. Previously offered at the highly vetted 2017 San Francisco Textile and Tribal Art fair. On custom metal stand. Late 19th to early 20th century.
0101: Impressive and huge Congo maskEst. $300-$9,001,700Lot Passed
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Marie Z. Chino pot: Beautiful black and white fine line design by Marie Z. Chino, Acoma Pueblo. Marie Z. Chino was a distinguished Acoma Pueblo potter known for her intricate and traditional pottery designs. Emerging
0023: Marie Z. Chino potEst. $90-$200
Hopi wicker tray: Large Hopi polychrome wicker plaque, mid-20th century, 15.75" diameter. The dyes used by Hopi basket weavers are highly sensitive to light as can be seen by comparing the front and back of this
0033: Hopi wicker trayEst. $74-$400Lot Passed
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Black carved bowl by Margaret Tafoya: Margaret Tafoya Santa Clara bowl, 4.5" diameter by 3.25" high, black carved geometric design, hand coiled. Tanner Gallery COA, Tanner Gallery, Albuquerque NM. (Documentation of this sale available
0050: Black carved bowl by Margaret TafoyaEst. $500-$2,500
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Champlevé vase: Beautiful turn of the century Champleve vase. Excellent condition. 14.5 by 9 inches and about 8 pounds. If you have additional questions please contact the auction house directly. Likely early
0065: Champlevé vaseEst. $10-$125
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Spooky Himalayan leather mask.: Spooky early 20th century or even much earlier leather Himalayan mask. 6 x 8 inches. Interesting and striking old insect damage. Includes custom stand by Amyas Naegele. 1.4 Lbs. including stand.
0068: Spooky Himalayan leather mask.Est. $10-$150,200

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Origins Fine Art

Origins Fine Art

Burnsville, MN, United States
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