INDIAN CANOEING, (AFTER ILLUSTRATION) BY JB HAZELTON_GRAY

18th/19th century, depicting a female noble smelling a flower with an elderly attendant, the verso with Farsi text; both sides with gilt floral borders h. 9-1/2 w. 6-1/4 in. (subject) overall: 16-1/2

Central India, possibly Pala Dynasty, ca 9th to 14th century CE. Wonderful gray schist stone panel dthe sacred river goddess Ganges holding pot of benediction, with her mount an alligator [not lizard]

Large Navajo Native American Indian Two Gray Hills rug weaving Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 89" x 59"

LEWIS, SINCLAIR. 1885-1951. Our Mr. Wrenn. New York: Harper & Bros, 1914. 8vo. Photolithographic frontispiece illustration. Publisher's gray cloth gilt, pictorial dust jacket. Light wear to spine end

The impressive work of a Navajo master weaver in the Crystal Trading Post tradition bears similarities to plate XVIII on page 48 of Catalog for J.B. Moore Indian Trader and Collector, Crystal, New Mex

White ceramic globe with "Made From Indian Herbs" underneath an illustration of Native American Chief. The metal pump has a white ceramic ball handle and is of O.F.S. Co., patented in 1917. Minor disc

Described By:Michelle CNX 1479 7619 A Title:18c Mughal Kashmir School Indian Miniature Painting Love Story Illustration Lot of 12 Description: 18c Mughal Kashmir School Indian Miniature Painting Love

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Gray Dawn-Cheyenne, 1911. 5.5x7.5" image on 7x8.3" copper plate. Plate date 1911. From Volume 6, Piegan & Cheyenne, of The North American Indian. Engraved on plate recto: Gray Dawn -

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) fixed-back spindle armchair, #390 Eastwood, New York oak, leather unmarked 29"w x 30"d x 39"h Literature: For an illustration in the period catalog, see: Gray, Stephen, and

Rare and Large JB Moore Navaho Rug, Identical in design to Plate# XXVIII in the 1911 JB Moore catalog. JB Moore was the licensed Indian Trader at Crystal Trading Post in New Mexico. Ca1910, finely wov

Carved stone frise. Northwestern Indian. Ghandaran period. 2nd century B.C. Gray schist. Jatarka tale of the life of the Buddha. 16 x 9.5in.

Qutb Minar Delhi / Inde. 1959. Madras: Associated Printers (Madras). Lithograph Indian government tourism poster with an illustration of the 12/13th century minaret. 39 ¼ x 25”. Unbacked. C

''Bounty of Gray Hawk'', polychromed bronze standing American Indian warrior, signed, dated, numbered and with the artist's thumbprint on the verso base: Dave McGary / 1997 / 11/30, 33'' H x 29'' W x

Dave McGary (American, 1958-2003), "Gray Hawk's Legacy" Large Bronze Horse & Indian Group. Stunning Bronze Sculpture, great vivid color. 100+ lbs. Heavy. Signed. Dated 2000. Thumbprint. 31/40. EDITION

Tom Lovell (1909-1997) The Proposal, Illustration, Oil on canvas, Signed and dated '41 lower right. Dimensions: h: 26 x w: 35 in.

Artist Unknown (20th Century) The Guest, Illustration, Oil on canvas, Signed illegibly upper right. Dimensions: h: 30 x w: 25 in.

Fritz William Scholder (American, 1937-2005) Reclining Indian Woman, 1975, Lithograph, Pencil signed lower left. Numbered 19/100 lower right. Tamarind Institute chop mark lower left. Framed dimensions

Fritz William Scholder (American, 1937-2005) Kachina Dancers, 1971, Lithograph on Arches paper, Pencil signed lower right. Edition 36/75 from the Indians Forever Portfolio, 1971, published by the Tama

A Group of Three English Watercolor Illustrations by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including Margaret Hamilton (1867-1952), Molly Benatar (active 1920-1940) and F.M. Heathcote (20th Century). La

Native American Indian Navajo Red Mesa Textile c.1910; a regional style textile; hand spun wool, natural and aniline dyes, handwoven in the hues of red, green, gray, orange, brown Length: 91 1/2 inche

JONATHAN BRADLEY MORSENew York/Vermont, 1834-1898Canoeing on a mountain lake. Signed lower right “J.B. Morse”.Oil on canvas, 16” x 28”. Framed 21” x 33”.

JULES OLITSKINew York, 1922-2007Pink-Gray, 1971. Published by Waddington Graphics Limited, London. Printed by Michael Knigin at the Chiron Press, New York. Signed, dated and numbered 57/150 in pencil

AN INDIAN MINIATURE DRAWING OF A PRINCE AND PRINCESS ENJOYING A MUSIC RECITAL India, Delhi, 18th century. Ink and watercolor on paper. A Ragamala illustration to the musical mode Pancham Ragini, depic

Native American Indian Navajo Rugs (2) handwoven items having ancestral abstract and geometric designs in hues of black, white and red on a gray field, no fringe; (51-inches by 38-inches) smaller Prop