Desert Dawn - American Indian Woman

ca.1940 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WOMAN w PAPOOSE SONORAN DESERT Arizona IDd PAPAGO Description: (PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR OTHER 100+ QUALITY ITEMS CURRENTLY LISTED ON EBAY.) Circa 1940 Vintage Art P

American Indians by Time Life Books, 1993, 14 volumes. The Spirit World, The Woman's Way, The Indians of California, The Way of the Warrior, War for the Plains, People of the Desert, The European Chal

Native American Silkscreen Print by Pablita Velarde, visual measures 6.5'' x 9'', matting is soiled, FYI: ''Pablita Velarde (1918-2006) Tse Tsan - Golden Dawn was well known to Indian art collectors f

Native American Silkscreen Print by Pablita Velarde (Santa Clara, 1918-2006), measures 6.5'' x 8.75'', FYI: ''Pablita Velarde (1918-2006) Tse Tsan - Golden Dawn was well known to Indian art collectors

This oil painting on canvas depicts an older Native American woman wearing a pink head scarf with a purple top, covered with turquoise jewelry. The painting is signed "Abeita" lower left. The painting

The Stone bust is Signed and dated 1988. A wood base is attached. It looks to be in Very Nice condition, Measuring 17" tall, 12" long, and 7" deep. The bust is very heavy. Third-Party Shipping or Pers

Painting, portrait of a native American Indian woman, signed Edith Montlack, painted on canvas, signed, canvas size is 30" by 24"

12"H.

RC Gorman (American, 1932-2005) print Navajo American Indian , Measures 22" x 28" , Signed to the bottom left. Presented behind glass in a frame that measures 32" x 27".

275 / 500 Framed and matted 24" W x 29 3/4" T

Signed as shown. Made from Plast-i-Clay. 3 3/4" tall.

14 TINTYPES EACH APP. 3.7x2.6" portraits of what appear to be Native American Women likely taken in Florida or the Michigan to New York area ASG# VA/1097-2

2 Stereoviews. Each is 4 1/2 x 7 inches. 1) Department of the Interior, U.S. Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Regions, J.W. Powell, Geologist in Charge. INDIANS OF THE COLORADO

American Indian Women Poets. Inscribed by the author. Women Between Two Worlds. Amrani, Nora Harwit. Vantage Press. First edition. Octavo. Inscribed by the author "For Don & Linda - A good trade? I'm

David Yorke [ 1949 - American ]. Titled "Morning Light". Subject matter features the bust of an American Indian woman with braided hair, wearing a braided choker and a tunic. Original oil painting on

Meissen large jeweled figure of America represented by a native American Indian woman wearing a colorful feathered headdress and cape seated on a ferocious alligator and holding a jewel filled cornuco

David Lemon (b.1945) Bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian woman titled "Minnetaree Maiden". Measures 31" Tall 21" wide. Signed and numbered 8/30. Bronze is on a spinning base that rotates the

Shirley Smith (American, born 1929). Limited edition bronze figurine statue. Depicts seated Native American Indian woman. Artist signature, date 1986 and numbers 34/38 on lower back side, with additio

Pastel on paper portrait of on Native American Indian woman captured with wonderful expression and sense of thought, signed "R. Luttrell" lower right and contained in frame as shown. Measuring approx

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition lithograph on paper. Titled "Corn Lady". Depicting a Native American Indian woman, with a basket of corn. Signed and dated 1982 lowe

Pair of early Southern Cheyenne or Arapaho Native American Indian woman's moccasins. Light Leather shoes embellished with beaded motif in tribal designs featuring white, blue, red, green, yellow and b

Wood 6" wide by 9" long by 2" high. Brewery advertising box for the Buffalo Brewing Company of Sacramento. Shows scene of Native American Indian Woman rifing on the back of a buffalo.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition lithograph on paper. Titled "Taos Shadows". Depicting a Native American Indian woman, wrapped in a colorful blanket. Signed and date

Portrait of an American Indian Woman adorned in Buckskin, Beadwork and Turquoise jewelry. The teepees at rear indicate the Plains-people origin of the sitter. The painting is oil on artist board and i