Contemporary Native American ArtistsProfiles more than one thousand contemporary Native American artists including potters, silversmiths, weavers, painters, wood and metal sculptors, and basket-makers from approximately one hundred tribes throughout the country. |
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... REPRESENTATION : Adobe Gallery , Albuquerque , New Mexico . ABOUT THE ARTIST : Cordero began making Story- tellers around 1980 and has learned much about the art from the members of her family , most of whom are potters . DAMACIA ...
... REPRESENTATION : Adobe Gallery , Albuquerque , New Mexico . ABOUT THE ARTIST : Cordero began making Story- tellers around 1980 and has learned much about the art from the members of her family , most of whom are potters . DAMACIA ...
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... REPRESENTATION : Eagle Plume Gallery , Allespark , Colorado . ABOUT THE ARTIST : Lovato often used pottery designs in his work , a leftover influence of his early days of painting . He also incorporated traditional Pueblo images like ...
... REPRESENTATION : Eagle Plume Gallery , Allespark , Colorado . ABOUT THE ARTIST : Lovato often used pottery designs in his work , a leftover influence of his early days of painting . He also incorporated traditional Pueblo images like ...
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... REPRESENTATION : The Indian Craft Shop , Wash- ington , D.C .; Keshi - The Zuni Connection , Santa Fe , New Mexico ; Wadle Galleries , Ltd. , Santa Fe , New Mexico ABOUT THE ARTIST : Quandelacy carves fetish . necklaces and standing ...
... REPRESENTATION : The Indian Craft Shop , Wash- ington , D.C .; Keshi - The Zuni Connection , Santa Fe , New Mexico ; Wadle Galleries , Ltd. , Santa Fe , New Mexico ABOUT THE ARTIST : Quandelacy carves fetish . necklaces and standing ...
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