Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery Photo: Kiowa Girls

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph labeled "Kiowa Girls" showing the sisters Louella Brace, (l) and Agnes (Aun Konah), (r). Image on heavy cardstock shows sisters

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph of "KIOWA BRAVES" with the imprint on verso: "W.L. Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery/Purcell/Indian Territory" followed by a list of s

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph w/ hand-written title "Kiowa Sally in Her Bonnet" with the imprint on verso: "W.L. Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery/Purcell/Indian Te

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph of "Chief Big Tree's Daughters/(Kiowas)" with the imprint running horizontally on verso: "W.L. Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery/Purce

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph of an aged Wichita woman identified as Granny Houston, 109 years of age. [See collection of the Missouri Valley Special Collecti

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph of "Bor-eth-ka/ Commanche Medicine Man" with the imprint on verso: "W.L. Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery/Purcell/Indian Territory" f

[Photography/Sawyer's Indian Art Gallery]. Very rare boudoir photograph w/ hand-written label,"Commanche Laura." Image on heavy cardstock shows seated young woman wearing an elaborately decorated cowr

measures 23 1/2in X 7 in. This piece is in excellent condition and came from a local Alabama art gallery. See photos for details. Shipping available

Private collection. Large lithograph African Girl Photo

Volume 7 number 4 and Volume 8 number 1 magazines containing 172 pages in total with photos, articles, and galleries with information of Native American artwork. Issued: 1982 Dimensions: 8.5"W x 11"H

Sepia-tone photo print, printed on heavy cardstock, created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, May Day 1875, Art Nouveau photo of girls wearing flowers. 11" X 14" with original p

Japan - couple girls standing in front of home - photograph by Howard Mickle 5 x 7" signed verso

Momaday, Alfred (Haun Toa) (American/Kiowa Indian, 1913-1981), Four Dancers, undated (c.1980), gouache on paper, signed lower right, 18 x 28.5 inches, matted and framed 27.5 x 36 inches. A strikingly

Momaday, Alfred (Haun Toa) (American/Kiowa Indian, 1913-1981), Kiowa Elder, undated (c.1980), gouache on paper, signed lower right, 15 x 22.5 inches, matted and framed 27.5 x 36 inches. A strikingly b

Momaday, Alfred (Haun Toa) (American/Kiowa Indian, 1913-1981), Three Dancers, 1947, tempera and ink on heavy cream colored paper, signed, dated and annotated N. Mex. on the feather in the lower right

Indian Chiefs and Warriors RPCs and Lithographs (Lot of 74). This is a photo album of approx. 74 photos of many chiefs and some warriors. 25 are RPCs. Chief Yellow Horse is shown, along with Chief Whi

Photographer: Marguerite Baker Johnson Black and White Vintage Mid Century Photograph Dimensions:14 x 11 Very Rare (few slight wrinkles edges/margins) Scene: Indian Reservation Signed verso Marguerite

This is a Real Photo Post Card (RPPC) of "Shiprock" photographed by William Marion Pennington and is also featured in the book "American Indian Photo Post Card Book" compiled by Edward McAndrews. Abou

Heading: (Pochoir) Author: Jacobson, Oscar Brousse, introduction Title: Kiowa Indian Art: Watercolor Paintings in Color by the Indians of Oklahoma Place Published: Nice, France Publisher:C. Szedzicki

Heading: (Native American) Author: Jacobson, Oscar Brousse, introduction Title: Kiowa Indian Art: Watercolor Paintings in Color by the Indians of Oklahoma Place Published: Nice, France Publisher:C. Sz

Includes volume 18 number 2 and 3 magazines containing 103 pages with photos and articles of Native Artwork, including galleries and auction houses that offered collections and unique artwork. Issued:

African girl picture 27.50"x19.50

African girl picture 27.50"x19.50 (Condition Good)

Antique Western Art photo gravure on paper, by American West photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952). Titled "Navajo Medicine Man," depicting a Native American Indian elder. Cop