E D Rawlins Gallup, New Mexico Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Poster, 1924

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

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

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

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''.

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

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

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''

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

An antique Native American Indian beaded belt, produced circa the late 19th Century by a Jicarilla Apache Nation (currently inhabiting New Mexico) tribal artist, is available. It features white beads

(Possible McCartys) Approximate height 13", diameter 14", with 2 ribbons- 1st Prize Inter-Tribunal Ceremonial, 1962 and 2nd Premium, new Mexico State Fair, 1970.

Douglas E. Atwill (New Mexico, California, Born 1933) "Jekyll's Garden V" Acrylic on Linen. 'Munson Gallery' label verso. Signed, titled and dated (1994) on verso. Sight Size: 58 x 54 in. Overall Fram

Fritz Scholder, Luiseno Arizona, New Mexico, Minnesota (1937 - 2005) Indian with Butterfly, 1975 lithograph on Arches paper signed and numbered 57/150 lower left, Tamarind Institute blindstamp. 30 1/2

''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

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

Walter Ufer 1876-1936 O/C Landscape Painting. Measures 23" x 24" Walter Ufer was active/lived in New Mexico. Walter Ufer is known for social realist landscape, figure, portrait and Indian genre painti

Federal Art Project of NM, E. Boyd, EditorPortfolio of Spanish Colonial Design in New Mexico, 1938 - 1939woodblock prints, hand-coloredcomprising red linen portfolio cover, original booklet with text

STRANGERS FROM HOPI LAND, (Chamberlain 81), 1924, color woodcut print, signed and titled in pencil, numbered 26/100, image 11 x 9 ¾”, full margins, frame 19 ¾ x 18” with glas

A Native American Indian traditional bracelet crafted in turquoise and sterling silver. This five-row Navajo jewelry piece originates from western New Mexico and features five rows of turquoise stones

Frank HowellNew Mexico / Iowa, (1937-1997)Fruit from the Light, 1992color lithograph, ed. 154/225signed, dated, titled, and numbered in white pencil, framed.40 x 31 inches (visible)

Marion Boyd Allen (American, 1862-1941), early 20th century oil on canvas depicting a standing Indian Chief on a Pueblo reservation, believed to be Chief Tony Luhan of Taos, New Mexico and husband of

Joseph Henry Sharp (1859 - 1953) Joseph Henry Sharp (1859 - 1953) was active/lived in New Mexico, California, Ohio. Joseph Sharp is known for Indian figure, landscape and still-life painting. Medium:

Joseph Henry Sharp (1859 - 1953) Joseph Henry Sharp was active/lived in New Mexico, California, Ohio. Joseph Sharp is known for Indian figure, landscape and still-life painting. "Still Life with Flowe