Santa Fe, New Mexico, Native American Indian Chief on Burro.

George Stanley (19th-20th century, Santa Fe, New Mexico). Native American Indian village landscape watercolor, signed by the artist, George Stanley. Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico. Circa early 1900's.

An American patinated bronze bas relief of a Native American Chiefdiameter 9in (23cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Santa Fe, New Mexico Collection.

''Classic Navajo Chief Blanket - Third Phase, c. 1865'' Color serigraph on paper under Plexiglas Signed and inscribed in graphite lower right: Jack Silverman / Santa Fe, New Mexico, titled in graphite

Navajo Chief Third Phase Blanket wool, dye ca. 1920 Dimensions: 66 3/4 x 51 3/4 inches Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico

SCARCE signed "Gala" Lorraine Gala Lewis Mimbres Quail pot. Lorraine Gala Lewis is Taos, Laguna and Hopi decent.She studied at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe New Mexico where she st

W/ INLAY Height - 1 1/4" and Diameter - 11 3/4".Provenance- Richard M. Howard Southwest Indian Art Santa Fe, New Mexico No in-house shipping available for this item View our list of Recommended Shippe

This is a vintage 19th century boudoir card of a group of American Indians in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We had also posted on another listing, a vintage boudoir card of a collection of Apache Artifacts by

George Stanley (19th-20th century, Santa Fe, New Mexico). Native American Village watercolor signed by the artist, George Stanley. Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico. Circa early 1900's. Watercolor on wov

ARTIST: Allan Capron Haozous Houser (Chiricahua Apache, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1914-1994) TITLE: Apache Fire Dancer, Apache Buffalo Hunt MEDIUM: Bronze Medal Sculpture OVERALL SIZE

ARTIST: Allan Capron Haozous Houser (Chiricahua Apache, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1914-1994) TITLE: Apache Fire Dancer, Apache Buffalo Hunt SIZE: Medallion circumference, 3" MEDIUM: B

Charles Loloma(Hopi, 1921 - 1991)Old Man (Mask), ca. 1961oil on canvassigned lower left: lolomainscribed verso: CHARLES LOLOMA / HOPI / INSTUTUTE OF AMERICANINDIAN ARTS / SANTA Fe, NEW MEXICO / OLD M

Dine [Navajo] Teec Nos Pos Textilehandspun yarns, aniline and natural dyes73 3/4 x 43 1/4 in. (187.33 x 109.86 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo rug

Dine [Navajo] Ganado Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes37 x 36 in. (94 x 91.4 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Dine [Navajo] Two Grey Hills Textilehandwoven natural yarns, natural dyes62 1/2 x 53 in. (158.8 x 134.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Dine [Navajo] Klagateoh Textilehandwoven yarns, commercial and aniline dyes42 x 26 in. (106.7 x 66 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Mary Nelwood(20th Century)Yei Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes26 1/2 x 40 in. (67.3 x 101.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Nora McCray(20th Century)Crownpoint Eyedazzler Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes35 x 17 1/2 in. (88.9 x 44.5 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Ann Johnson, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 112 in. x 81 in. (9 ft. 4 in. x 6 ft. 9 in). and is in col

Jan Loco, Warm Springs Apache, hammered sterling silver concho and leather belt with turquoise set buckle. Purchased directly from artist at the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico approximatel

Greg Colfax (Makah, b. 1948) Tsimshian Portrait Mask interior titled and signed length 13 1/5 inches x width width 13 inches Property from the Estate of Edgar Foster Daniels, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving (Etta Mae Lewis, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico), measures 51.5 in. x 34.5 in. and is in colors of browns, green, gol

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Mary Kee, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 32.5 in. x 50 in. and is in colors of muted green, peach, blu

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Adella B. Lee, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 31.5 in. x 47 in. and is of earthtone colors of browns,

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Marjorie Spencer, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 49 in. x 28 in. with colors of browns, gold and cream