Native North American Art History Final

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Willie Seaweed (Kwakwaka’wakw), Crooked Beak of Heaven mask, c. 1930

Shaman’s rattle (Tlingit), c. 1860

Jessie Oonark (Inuit), A Shaman’s Helping Spirits, 1971

Okvik artist, Old Bering Sea, Okvik style, Female figure, 100 BCE

Burial mask (Ipiutak), c. 100 CE

Shaman mask (Yup’ik), c. 1883

Larry Beck (Yup’ik), Punk Walrus Inua, 1986

Woman’s Parka (Inuit), pre-1927

Angokwazhuk or Happy Jack (Inupiaq), Cribbage Boards, c. 1915

Susie Silook (Yup’ik/Inupiaq), Seeking Her Forgiveness, 1992

James Luna (Luiseño), The Artifact Piece, 1987

Rebecca Belmore (Anishinaabe, b. 1960), Artifact #671B, 1988 / Outside the Thunder Bay Art Gallery / Thunder Bay, ON

Dana Claxton (Lakota), Buffalo Bone China (1999)

María Marta (Chumash), Presentation basket with Spanish coin design, early 1800s

Elizabeth Hickox (Wiyot/Karok), Lidded basket with long worm mark, c. 1917-26

Mary Posh (Pomo), Feathered basket, 1905

Arapoosh (Crow), War Shield, c. 1820

Stanley Morrow (Euro-American), Cheyenne women dressing buffalo hides and showing manner of stretching them, Cheyenne village on the Yellowstone River, 1869-70.

Little Bluff (Kiowa), Tipi with Battle Pictures, c. 1900

Crow artist, Beaded horse collar, c. 1890

Blackfoot artist, Boy’s shirt, c. 1870

Kiowa artists, Three Beaded Cradles, c. 1900

Jamie Okuma (Luiseño/Shoshone-Bannock), Adaptation, 2011

Mandan artist, Buffalo robe painted with narrative scenes, c. 1787-1805

George Catlin (Euro-American), Máh-to-tóh-pa (Mandan), Four Bears, Second Chief in Full Dress, 1832

Silver Horn (Kiowa), Mine-yock Kills a Pawnee, 1883

Arapaho artist, Ghost Dance dress, c. 1890s

Karl Bodmer (German), Kiasax (Bear on the Left), Piegan Blackfeet Man, 1833

Navajo Artist, Sarape (Germantown), c. 1880-1890

D.Y. Begay (Diné), Blessing of the Rain, 2015

Roxanne Swentzell (Santa Clara Pueblo), The Emergence of the Clowns, 1988

Pueblo Bonito (Ancestral Pueblo), Chaco Canyon, 920 – 1085

Ancestral Pueblo artist, Red Mesa Black-on-white bowl, 900-1050CE

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, begun 1450CE

She-wa-na (Zuni Pueblo), Water jars, 1868-1904

Maria and Julien Martinez (San Ildefonso Pueblo), Jar (Olla) with Feathers and Avanyu (water serpent), 1930-43.

Fritz Scholder (Luiseño), Indian with Beer Can, 1969

Jaune Quick-To-See Smith (Salish/Kootenai),The Red Mean: Self-Portrait, 1992

T.C. Cannon (Kiowa/Caddo), Osage with Vincent Van Gogh or Collector #5, 1980