Louie Ewing, 46th Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial

Louie Ewing(1908 - 1983)46th Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Poster, 1967lithographic posterImage adapted from the painting "Olla Bearer" by Raymond ChavezGallup, New Mexico, August 10

Paul J. Goodbear [Chief Flying Eagle] (Cheyenne, 1913 - 1954) 19th Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Poster, 1940 color silkscreen MADE BY W.P.A. ART PROGRAM NEW MEXICO DESIGNED BY CHIEF FLYING EA

WPA Art Program20th Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Poster, 1941lithographic posterfeaturing a design by Jose Rey ToledoGallup, New Mexico, August 13-14-15-1622 x 14 in. (55.88 x 35.56 cm.) Priv

room-size rug woven with a complicated design of a variety of meandering geometrics and wide border; with a 1975 Second Place ribbon from Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, 142.5 x 89 in. (11 ft. 8 in.

Native American Hopi polychrome decorated pottery jar by Dawn Navasie. Polychrome bird and geometric designs. Signed Dawn Navasie on the base. 1st prize winner of the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, G

(lot of 5) Native American decorative art group, including an S. Victorino Acoma olla, with a Second Prize ribbon from Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, 1988, Acoma seed jars including a P. Iule example

stepped form, with band of running rams, signed to underside; along with First Prize ribbon from the 1968 Inter-Tribal Indian ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico. 7.75 x 8.5 in diameter. From the Collect

Native American paint decorated box with handle, decorated with eagles and feathers, by Tennepon Eckiwoodi (?), second prize Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup New Mexico, 16 7/8" long, 4" deep, 5

1st prize ribbon, 1966, Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial.

Marie Romero signed with 'First Prize' Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial 1990 ribbon. Measures 2 in. tall x 1.5 in. wide. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may

Two framed posters for the Hopi Tu Tsootsvolla, 24'' x 18'', together with another poster for the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Gallup, New Mexico, 22'' x 14''.

A Navajo Sandpainting WeavingWhirling LogsMary Long (1935 - 2

Diné [Navajo] Peyote Rattle and Ribbonsterling silver, glass beads, horse hair, fibersaccompanied with Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremony 1977 First Place ribbon22 1/2 x 2 3/8 in. (57.2 x 6 cm.) Priv

Robert Becenti (American 1949-2001), oil on board western landscape with a Native American on horseback, signed lower right, 20'' x 16''. Bears ribbon for 2nd prize Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremony Gallup

Standing woman Painted art pottery, leather, seashell, and natural fibers Signed and dated verso: 87 Nah-Glee-eh-bah 16.75" H x 9.5" W x 8.5" D Notes: Winner: First Prize, Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremoni

William Clark LS On Cusp of Black Hawk War Re: St. Vrain Massacre Namesake, & Intensifying Intertribal Indian Conflict A 2pp letter signed by William Clark (1770-1838), then in his capacity as Sup

76th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremony Poster by S.D. Nelson, August 12-17, 1997 Red Rock State Park Gallup, New Mexico, framed and under plexiglass, measures 20'' x 28''

''Inter-Tribal Harmony'', three seated Indians with musical instruments, signed lower right: Nieto, signed again, titled, inscribed and dated verso: 1988, oil on canvas, 60'' H x 72'' W, est: $4000/60

This lot consists of three old, antique rattles from the Amazon rain forest of Brazil, South America. The Tallest measures 18 inches tall, the smallest is 10 inches. Three Good antique examples. Prove

Louie Ewing (American, 1908-1983) Four Works: A Santa Fe Church, edition 16/120; Atalaya Hill, edition 1/122; Indian Summer, edition 98/120; The Yellow Field, edition 120/120 serigraph each signed Lou

A hand stitched Poncho made by a Shipibo woman as a unique wearable work of Art. Featuring the traditional weaving style of the Shipibo Indians of the Amazon jungle, Peru. This Poncho features wonderf

Janet Nelson (American, 20th Century) A grouping of three (3) traditional Native American Indian tribal style clothing items in traditional designs. Lot includes: one (1) Life-like original Janet Nels

This is a very fine hand made ritual cloth from the Shipibo Indians of the Amazon Rainforest, PERU, South America. A very intricate hand woven and embroidered cloth featuring wonderful geometric motif

Brazilian Kayapo Indian Ceremonial Headdress, Xingu River Area. Mid 20th C. Plant fiber, reeds and feathers.Provenance: Michael D. Higgins, American Indian Art, Tucson, AZ. Size: 30'' x 21'', 76 x 53