Native North American Art History 2022 Midterm

Woodland Artist (Archaic Period), Notched ovate bannerstone, c. 2000-1000 BCE

Human Effigy Pipe (Adena Culture), Ohio, 100BCE-100CE

Hopewell artist (Ohio Hopewell Culture), Hand cut-out ornament, c. 200 BCE - 400 CE

Etowah Culture artist, breastplate, 13th century

Mississippian artist, Resting Warrior effigy pipe, 1200-1320 CE

Choctaw artist, Mississippi, Beaded sash, before 1812

Shan Goshorn (Eastern Band of Cherokee), Educational Genocide: The Legacy
of Carlisle Indian Boarding School, 2011

Unidentified photographer, Seminole Men and Children Wearing Patchwork Clothing, c. 1900

Edward Chatfield (British), Nicholas Vincent Tsawanhanhi, Principal Christian
Chief, and Captain of the Huron Indians, 1825

Louis Nicolas (French), Man of the Outaouak (Ottawa) Nation, c. 1700

Anishinaabe artist, Shoulder bag, c. 1760-84

Souvenir purse by Tuscarora Craftswoman at Niagara Falls, circa 1860's.

Jolene Rickard (Tuscarora), Cew Ete Haw I Tih: The Bird that Carries Language
Back to Another, c. 1992

Christi Belcourt (Métis), Walking With Our Sisters, University of Alberta, Edmonton, 2013

Norval Morrisseau (Ojibwe), The Storyteller: The Artist and His Grandfather, 1978

Christi Belcourt (Métis), So Much Depends on Who Holds the Shovel, 2008

Bill Reid (Haida), The Raven and The First Men, 1983

Susan Point (Musqueam), Flight (Spindle Whorl) and Welcome Figures, Welcome area,
Vancouver International Airport, 1995-6

Mungo Martin (Kwakwaka'wakw), Wawadit'la House, c. 1953