Two Native American W/C Artworks

Joseph Krausz (born 1936) New York, American. 20th century casting. Battling Native Americans Indian bronze sculpture on a rounded marble base. Artwork depicts two Native American warrior fiercely fig

Blackowl, Archie (1911-1992). Untitled [Three Native American artworks]. Tempera on paper. Two signed by the artists: "A. Blackowl". 16 1/2" x 11 1/2" visible, 24" x 19" framed, each.

embossed paper image of two Native American women. Signed and dated 1987 lower left. Marked CTP to right with embossed cypher. Mounted in acrylic case, not examined out of case. Case: 28" high, 30" wi

DESCRIPTION: Outsider art mixed media (paint, wood, metal) artwork by James Harold Jennings (American, 1931-1999) depicting two Native Americans and an antlered animal (probably a moose). Signed "Jame

Native American Style Wall Tapestry, shows two Native American figures holding bows in their hands, measures approx 32 x 38 inches, not framed. Art, wall art, artwork, home decor, wall tapestry, woven

Heading: (Native American) Author: Locke, Merle Title: Two ledger paintings of Lakota warriors by Merle Locke Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: c.2010 Description: 2 leav

Two small artworks comprising a primitive oil of sailboats and windmill on Cape Cod, Massachusetts and a Native American lithograph. Sight size: 7 1/2" high, 9 1/2" wide. Frame size: 9 1/4" high, 11 1

Two vintage bronze sculptures by Eagle Art Works. Titled "Buffalo Hunt" and "Revenge". Both depict a Native American on horseback being hit by a Buffalo. Both limited edition number 20 of 250. Conditi

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo and Zuni, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A set of 2 leather bolo ties, each with a silver body of between 93.1% and 93.9% silver. The rectangular

TWO NATIVE AMERICAN TEXTILESNorth American, 20th century, Navajo. Both with geometric and rolling log motifs in black and red, one with ivory highlights, the other smaller with grey field. Sizes 5' 10

Collection of Two Native American Turquoise, Silver, Leather Jewelry Items. Including an Alice Quam Zuni turquoise cabochon, silver belt buckle measuring approximately 3 x 3 3/4 inches together with a

Vintage Navajo Sterling Coral Bracelets by Jackie Singer and Dan Jackson the bracelets are varying sizes, largest example approximately 1 1/2 inch wide (Singer) and 1 inch wide (Jackson) with an inner

Native American Artwork Assortment (6) items illustrating aspects of American Indian life including Duane Dishta (Zuni, 1946-2011) acrylic on canvas signed lower right, Robert Becenti (Navajo, 1949-20

Two Native American rugsNavajothe larger approximately 5ft 4in x 3ft 3in (164 x 100)

Vintage Navajo Sterling Coral Bracelets one marked GG (possibly Gertie Ganadonegro) the other PJ (possibly Peter Johnson) the bracelets are varying sizes, largest example approximately 1 3/8 inch wide

Design by Navajo Native American Pauline Benally, marked inside P. Benally sterling on each the bracelets are approximately 1 inches and 1 1/4 inches wide with an inner circumference of approximately

Navajo Native American one marked Manuelito inside, both sterling the bracelets are approximately 2 inches wide and 1 inches wide with an inner circumference of approximately 7 inches which includes t

Two Native American rugsNavajothe larger approximately 5ft 10in x 3ft 11in (178 x 120cm)

First: signed for Shirley M. Bahe (Navajo); second: signed: A / D First: two-strand silver bead necklace with five petit-point coral and turquoise-set rosettes; second: thunderbird squash blossom-styl

Two silver belt buckles, including one by Thomas Jim, Navajo, 2.25 x 2.75, marked 'sterling' with Sleeping Beauty type turquoise, and the other by Anthony Lovato, Santa Domingo Pueblo, signed 'AL, SDP

Two Native American rugsNavajothe larger approximately 5ft 6in x 3ft 7in (166 x 109cm)

Two Native American bracelets. Silver and turquoise. Zuni bracelet W 2-1/2" at widest point .Circumference 7-1/4" and a sand cast bracelet W 1-5/8" Circumference 6-1/4" Weight 4.22 ozt. Copy and paste

The largest doll has 1800's trade seed beadwork on Indian tanned hide; beaded poncho, skirt, boots, jewelry and face, with long hair that would have originally been braided; 17"T. Smaller doll ap

Design by Navajo Native American Orville Tsinnie, marked inside sterling the bracelets are approximately 1 1/2 inches and 1 inch wide with an inner circumference of approximately 6 and 6 1/2 inches wh