Ben Wittick (1845-1903) Pueblo Indian Girl of Zuni

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - A Trip To Zuni, The Shalako Dancers Crossing to South Side of the River to Dance on the Plain, 1897, Silver Gelatin Photograph 7.5" x 9.5". 17.25" x 18" framed. Weighs 5 poun

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - Set of Three Original Albumen Cabinet Cards, 1870, 17.75" x 27.75" framed. Each Card measures 8" x 5". Images on left and middle are of Navajo, right is of Zuni. On verso cop

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - Mangas, Chief of Warm Spring Apaches, 1890, Photograph 7.375" x 4.375". 15.75" x 12.75" framed. Weighs 5 pounds. Published Western Art Collector, February 2009, Page 53. A co

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - Chihuahua or Kla-esch, Sub Chief of Chiricahua Apaches, 1885, Photograph 7.375" x 4.5". 16" x 13" framed. Weighs 5 pounds. This is a Salt Print Photograph. Ben Wittick was a

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - Hava-supai Dwelling, Arizona, 1885, Albumen Photograph 7.5" x 9.5". 17.25" x 18.25" framed. Weighs 5 pounds. Acquired from the A. R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art collection

Ben Wittick(1845 - 1903)Snake Dance of the Moquis, Walpi Village, Arizona, ca. 1897albumen cabinet card4 1/4 x 6 1/2 in. (10.80 x 16.51 cm.), Matte: 7 7/8 x 12 1/8 in. (20 x 30.80 cm.) Patricia Janis

Ben Wittick (1845 - 1903) Goyathlay (Geronimo, Chiricahua Apache) albumen cabinet card ca. 1890 inscribed verso: VIEWS IN NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA & The SOUTHWEST... Photographed & Published by BEN WITTICK

BEN WITTICK (1845-1903), ANGELINA AND PEDRO, NAVAJOS, c. 1883, vintage albumen print, 7 11/16 x 4 5/8 in. (image), 8 x 5 in. (mounted to board); titled recto in negative; artist stamp on mount verso;

Ben Wittick (1845 - 1903) Mescalero Apache Group at Tertio Millenial Exposition, Santa Fe, New Mexico photograph 1883 Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 13 1/8 inches Framed Dimensions: 15 5/8 x 19 1/4 x 3/4 inches

Timothy O'Sullivan(ca. 1840 - 1882)Two Stereoscope Albumen Prints of Zuni Pueblo, ca. 1873albumen silver printZuni Indian Girl with Water OllaWar Chief of the Zuni Indians16 1/2 x 15 x 1 1/2 in. (41.9

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Shiwawativa - Zuni, 1903. 5.5x7.6" image on 7.1x8.7"copper plate. Plate date 1926. From Volume 17, Pueblo Indians, of The North American Indian. Engraved plate recto: Shiwawativa - Z

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: FIG. 45 Curtis Studio, (Edward S. Curtis and His Daughter Bet

EDWARD S. CURTIS. A Zuni Doorway, 1903. 7.5x5.5" image on 8.9x6.4" copper plate. Plate date 1926. From Volume 17, The Tewa. The Zuni, of The North American Indian. Engraved on plate recto: A Zuni Door

Gene Kloss(American, 1903-1996)Corn Husking Time (An Indian Dwelling Near North House, Taos Pueblo), 1979etching and drypointsigned, titled and numbered in pencil lower marginedition of 509" x 12"

O/MASONITE "WEST INDIAN GIRL" SIGNED BOSCOE HOLDEN (TRINIDAD-TOBAGO 1921-2007) 48" X 36"

stamped on stems. Professionally restore by Everett Smith, Canton, NY. Very good condition, only used a few times since it was restored. Award winning canoe. ID NO. 4154. This wood canvas canoe is mad

oil on canvas; signed lower left; titled to plaque; 15 1/4 x 18 1/2 inches; 24 x 27 inches frame

Blackfoot Indian Girl Oil On Canvas. Signed Lower Left. Measures 17 1/2 inches high x 12 inches wide.

Artillery in original box, rare; very good, box good, 11 pieces, (c. 1939)

[SOUTHWEST] Pueblo Indian Painting. 50 Reproductions of Watercolor Paintings by Indian Artists of the New Mexican Pueblos of San Ildefonso and Sia Pueblo Indian Painting. 50 Reproductions of Watercolo

13 Pieces Condition Excellent Box Good Missing Side Of Box Pre War Rare

RARE Pre War. 1940 and '41 only. Unboxed. 11 Pieces. Condition Very Good.

Young Indian girl with a pot Oil on canvas laid to canvas Signed lower right: J.H. Sharp 13.5'' H x 14.5'' W Provenance: Private Collection, Temecula, CA. Notes: Framed size: 20.5'' H x 21.5'' W x 2.5

EDWARD S. CURTIS. In the Forest - Taos, 1925. 7.4x5.5" image on 8.9x6.5" copper plate. Plate date 1926. From Volume 16, Pueblo Indians, of The North American Indian. Engraved on plate recto: In the Fo