Edward S. Nootka Woman Wearing Cedar-Bark Blanket, 1915

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: Nootka Woman Wearing Cedar-Bark Blanket, ca. Subject: Native

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: Nootka Woman Wearing Cedar-Bark Blanket, ca. Subject: Native

A Navajo Woman's Wearing Blanket - Chief's Variant c. 1880 native handspun wool, aniline dyes Dimensions: 61 x 41 inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)A Hesquiat Woman, 1915photogravure on Holland Van Gelder, Proof PrintSigned LR "ES Curtis" in green inkTitled LL in green inkThis unique print, referred to

Greg Colfax (b.1955 Makah) Dzunukwa Wild Woman Mask Cedar 14''x8''x6''. Carved and painted native mask with cedar bark hair. Signed on verso. Excellent condition.

Henry V. Robertson Haida, (1932-2016), 'Dog Salmon Woman with Child,' 1990, mask with formline salmon decoration surmounted by a conformingly decorated maskette, carved and painted wood, cedar bark, a

Henry V. Robertson Haida, (1932-2016), 'Dog Salmon Woman with Child,' 1990, mask with formline salmon decoration surmounted by a conformingly decorated maskette, carved and painted wood, cedar bark, a

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Plate 373 Canoeing on Clayoquot Sound, 1915. 11.75x15.5" image on 14x17" copper plate. Plate date 1916. From Portfolio 11, Nootka. Haida and Vancouver Island Canada, of The North Am

Circa 1870 Woven of churro wool in red, cream and dark brown horizontal stripes 51.5" L x 61" W Provenance: Private Collection Tucson, AZ, acquired in 1976 Notes: First Phase blankets of this er

Fourth-quarter 19th Century, Fort Wingate, New Mexico Territory Woven red field of American flannel, with four columns of yellow, green and red crosses, side elements in cream and indigo blue with ot

A Navajo child's wearing blanket Worked in a variety of colors with rows of crosses, rows of serrated diamonds, and stepped zigzag bands enclosed in a meandering and Greek Key border. size approximate

BERMUDA CEDAR BLANKET CHEST, H 26", L 36"Unique dovetail construction. hinged lid. Depth 18". From an Ann Arbor collector.

Charlie Willeto. Woman Wearing Shawl With Red Hand. Not signed. Carved and painted wood. Minor wear of paint, otherwise excellent condition with nice patina. 28" h x 4" d. Provenance: Warren and Sylvi

First Phase Zuni Chiefs Blanket ca 1865-1880 measures 70" x 57" Double red warp, double twisted, 2-ply selvedges, Pueblo tassels, green Red & Orange color. Wool 2 ply Churro, w Pueblo braid w/o knot -

American, Early 19th CenturyPortrait of a Woman Wearing a Distinctive Top Hatoil on canvasin an ebonized and giltwood frame.19 x 17 inches

Navajo Child's Wearing Blanket; 4 ft. x 2 ft. 9 in.Provenance: Grogan & Company December 10 1994 lot 408. From a Collection of eleven Native American rugs discovered wrapped in newspaper dated 1931 in

Navajo Late Classic Wearing Blanket with Home Spun Yarn Raveled Bayeta c. 1875-1880, Description/Condition: This weaving is in good to fair condition; with slight weft wear, faint spotting, and notice

19th century life-size Continental carved marble sculpture in the form of an Etruscan woman wearing an elaborate flowing garment gazing at a cup held in her outstretched arm with a pither in her left

Carved Stone Bust of a Woman, possibly Palmyrian, having carved relief of a woman wearing a shawl and holding three items, back having writing, 24" x 17".

A Roman gold and carnelian intaglio ring with the head of a woman Circa 1st-2nd Century A.D. Engraved with the profile head of a young woman wearing earrings, her hair dressed with an ivy wreath, pos

ART THOMPSON (1948-2003) NUU-CHAH-NULTH Raven Transforming into Human, July 1997 red cedar wood, acrylic paint, cedar bark, fur, and abalone, 15.5 x 28 x 26 in (39.4 x 71.1 x 66 cm) closed, 15.5 x 59

An Attic red-figure lekythos Attributed to the Nikon Painter, circa 470-450 B.C. Depicting a woman wearing a peplos, her hair bound in a chignon, holding a box in her left hand, looking back over her

Navajo Wearing Blanket-Style Weaving, c. 1910, 4 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 9 in. Note: The blanket's bands probably evolved from the many Third Phase chiefs variants that were woven after the turn of the cent

BEAU DICK (1955-2017) KWAKWA̱KA̱ʼWAKW Clam Shell Rattle, 1984 polychromed wood and cedar bark, 11 x 6 x 3.75 in (27.9 x 15.2 x 9.5 cm) carved in two sections, the recto in shallow relie