Native American Art Midterm

Unrecorded Mimbres potter. Bowl. ca 800-1100 C.E.

Unrecorded Mimbres potter. Bowl. ca 800-1100 C.E.

Maria Martinez (San Ildefonso (Puebla)). Mimbres-inspired plate. Ceramic. 1940s

Anishinaabe artist. Jingle Dress and Headband. 1900.

Hopewell period underwater animal effigy pipes. Carved stone. 100 B.C.E. – 200 C.E.

Unrecorded Potawatomi weaver. Twined bad with indigenous bast fibers, dyed commercial wood fibers, and hide string. ca. 1840-70

Unrecorded maker. Shoulder bag (missing strap). Anishinaabe, possibly Mississauga Ojibwa, Native American. ca. 1800, worn by Anishinaabe Methodist minister Peter Jones wore the pouch in Edinburgh, 1845.

Caroline Parker (Seneca). Beaded skirt. c. 1849. Glass beads and silk ribbon on wool broadcloth.

Top: Wendat artist. Men’s moccasins. c. 1780. Black-dyed hide, moosehair, porcupine quills, cotton thread, metal cones, and red-dyed animal air.

 

Bottom: Wendat artist. Women’s moccasins. Late 18^th century or early 19^th century. Black-dyed hide, moosehair, porcupine quills, cotton thread, and silk ribbon.

Huron-Wendat maker. Moosehair, birchbark, and ribbon.

Wall pocket (left) circa 1841.

Cigar case (right) circa 1858.

Unrecorded Wendat artists, ‘Gibb tablecloth’ circa 1850-60. Black wool fabric, moosehair, porcupine quills, and cotton threads.

Unrecorded Wendat artists (probably Marguerite Vincent Lawinonkié, Scholastique Picard, and Christine Vincent Athiononk). Plaques presented to Lord and Lady Elgin by the Vincent-Picard Family circa 1847-48. Birchbark, moosehair, porcupine quills, and cotton thread.

D.Y. Begay. Diné/Navajo. Four Peaks. Wool blanket with cotton warp. No date (21^st century).

Once known Diné weaver. First-phase Chief blanket wool with cotton warp, silver buttons, hide tassels, circa 1840-50

Once-known Diné weaver, Dah’iistl’ó (Eyedazzler). Circa 1855. Dyed wool and cotton

Once known Diné weaver, pictorial blanket, chemically-dyed wool yarn, cotton warp, circa 1880

Two Row Wampum Belt. 1613, 1993 (reproduction by Jacob Ezra Thomas). Plastic imitation shell and sinew.

Dennis Cusick. Tuscarora. “Keep the Sabbath” watercolor, 1821

Marie Watt. Haudenosaunee.  “Column.” 2003

Once known Cheyenne artists, probably female and male. Flat case, circa 1860, buffalo rawhide, pigment, horse hair, buffalo tail

Mandan artist, robe collected by Lewis and Clark. 1804

Unknown Kiowa artist. Kiowa Underwater-Monster (Zemoguani) model tipi cover. 1896-1904. Hide and pigment

Charley Oheltoint (Kiowa), Model cover of the Tipi with Battle Pictures, hide, pigment, animal hair 1896-97

Sioux. Painted box and border robe, early 19^th century, bison calf hide, brown, yellow, and red pigment, sizing.

Unknown Sioux woman, dress, circa 1880-1885, buckskin, glass beans, tin

Tom Haukaas (Lakota, American). Cradle. 1998. Wool, glass beans, seed bead, leather, and brass bells.

Once known Lakota woman, man’s moccasins, mid-nineteenth century.

Unknown woman from the Sioux or other Upper Missouri nation, circa 1830-1850, dress, buckskin, tin cones, glass beans, fabric.

Dakota woman, dress, late 19^th century, wool cloth, elk teeth (or teeth carved from horn), silk ribbon, brass, and tin sequins

Unknown Sioux maker, moccasins, circa 1890, buckskin, buffalo hide, glass, and metal beads.

Mahpiya Bogawin (Nellie Two Bear Gates), “Gathering of Clouds Woman.” Lakota (Teton Sioux), Valise, 1903.

Yup’ik artist. Norton Sound, Alaska. Aleut-style visored hat, circa 1820. Wood, walrus ivory, leather

Yup’ik carver, mask, 1946, wood, feathers, paint

Edna Oktokiyuk (Yupik). Parka. circa 1910. Marine mammal intestine, auklet beaks and feathers, tanned leader, and seal fur.

Unknown Inuit woman, Amautiq (parka) made in 1938, caribou skin with cloth and bead decoration.

Sonya Kelliher-Combs, “Idiot Strings,” 2017. Goat and sheep hide pockets attached with string

Isabella and Charles Edenshaw (Qwii.aang and Da.a xiigang). Painted basketry clan hat (cedar fiber and paint). Late 19^th century.

Unknown Tlingit weaver. Naxeen or Chilkat blanket. Late 19^th century, mountain goat wool, cedar, commercial yarn.

Unknown Haida woman. Button blanket with Beaver motif. Late 19^th/early 20^th century. Wool cloth, thread, shell buttons.

Raven Rattles (top: unknown Haida man. Bottom: unknown Tlingit man). Cedar, leather, paint. Probably 19^th century.

Unknown Haida man. Bentwood feast dish with beaver crest, cedar, made before 1886.

Little Shield (Arapaho). “Pawnee Rifle.” Before 1868. Pencil and ink

Once known Lakota Artist, Collins Drawings; Miwatani Society Officer on Horseback; 1877; pencil and colored pencil.

Henderson Ledger Artist “A” (Arapaho?). Henderson Ledger; ‘Medicine Vision’; 1882; pencil, colored pencil, ink.

Wohaw (artist). Kiowa Portraits. Kiowa. 1877. St Louis: Missouri Historical Society. Pencil and crayon.

Howling Wolf. ‘Classroom at Fort Marion.’ Cheyenne. 1876. Pencil.