Arapaho Ghost Dance Waterbird Dance Shield 1890

This is a fantastic rare and important circa 1890 polychrome painted Ghost Dance shield and cover attributed to the Kiowa Native American Indians of Southwestern Oklahoma. Any piece of Ghost Dance rel

This is an original circa 1890, albumen photograph from James Mooney showing the Ghost Dance amongst the Arapaho and Cheyenne people. This is from the Jim Aplan, Piedmont, South Dakota collection and

Native American. Ghost Dance Dress. c. 1890's -1920's. Museum-quality. Thin cotton dress with natural pigment design. Expected aging of material. Dirt around collar and sweat stains from actual use. O

The lot features a rare, authentic circa 1890 polychrome painted drum attributed to the Plains Indian Ghost Dance movement. The piece is from the DuPont family collection, which has many authentic, ra

Approx 15" in diameter

Including- (1) beaded Lakota Ghost Dance Double Doll c.1890-1910, featuring a unique design with two different faces and outfits on both sides; this doll has a canvas body and is dressed with native t

Shield for dance or war attributable to the Sheyela or Cheyenne nation. Mesurements: cm 40 x 1 (inches: 15.7" x 0.4") Period: ca. 1890 - 1910 Provenance: private European collection, before that aquir

A Very Finely carved wooden dance shield with ornate incised and painted designs, with a central ancestor figure shown wearing a cross necklace and open mouth, large round psychedelic eyes and wonderf

Dave McGary, American (1958-2013) Bronze patinated & painted sculpture titled 'My Spirit Dances Forever', dramatic stance for Native American Ghost Dance. Signed on base with name & fingerprint, 2/50.

Rhonda Holy Bear (Cheyenne River Lakota, b. 1960) Ghost Dance Woman, 2005 elegant female figure wearing a softly tanned hide dress painted with stars, moon, and thunderbirds; beaded leggings and mocca

Dance shield Geelvinckbay (korwar-ancestor head on top). Made of wood, dating to the early/mid 20th Century. Country of origin: North Papua New Guinea. Size: 122 cm (49 inches). Private collection the

**This is an oversized piece that requires 3rd party shipping. Please ask for a quote prior to bidding.** Native American, Western United Sates, Plains Tribes, Cheyenne people, ca. early 20th century

Zulu carved wood dance shield, 20th c., decorated with concentric circle design, on museum stand, 21.75"dia

Carved Softwood Shield in darkened finish, Kalimantan region, having overall low relief anthropomorphic figures of interlocking demons, inlaid shell 'eyes', slightly convex, offset handle on back with

Native American Plains Indian Dance Shield Painted buckskin covered parfleche rawhide shield having turkey feathers, red felt ribbons, horse hair and buckskin attachments, intact buckskin grips verso

Ceremonial dance shield with guardian face motif. Dayak. Borneo Island, Indonesia. Wood, paint. H: 43", W: 10". Provenance: Mark Johnson, Los Angeles

1891 DAKOTA Indians 1st ed Life Sitting Bull Native American Sioux Ghost Dance A rare first edition of Willis Fletcher Johnsons Life of Sitting Bull. This work is one of the best accounts on the Lakot

A Finely painted and carved wooden ceremonial dance shield. Featuring a demon like face and the twisted vine like designs traditionally used by the Dayak tribes in the jungles of Borneo. Dayak peoples

Antique Native American Arapahoe Beaded Ghost Dance BagAntique native american arapahoe leather ghost dance fringed bag with multicolor beads.8" long x 6" wide.

1891 1ed INDIAN WARS George Custer Yuma Massacre Sioux Ghost Dances Sitting Bull James Penny Boyds “Recent Indian Wars” is a rare, late 19th-century account of notable battles between Nati

The lot features a 19th Century carved wood and tacked mirror board dance club from the Prairie Indians, possibly from the Ghost Dance Movement. The club mirror board is carved from one solid piece of

HOWARD TERPNING SIGNED PRINT - HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL - THE GHOST DANCE. 1988. RARE ARTISTS PROOF. This limited edition litho print, published by The Greenwich Workshop, Inc., has been produced from the

Native American. Double-sided Traditional Pueblo Dance Drum.c. 1890-1900.Not signed or dated.Paint and natural mixed media colors on animal hide over wooden drum.Some wear, loss and minor tears, expec

(American, 1944-2005) signed l.l. "Alan Shields." RDA#60277 Bin#83 Sight size: 17"h x 21"w