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Era: 1926 - 1950

4702 Items

1930 | tempera on paper

Lame Warrior

1929 | tempera on paper

Indian Lookout

1933 | tempera on paper

Head of Male Dancer

1929 | tempera on paper

Dancer

1936 | tempera on paper

Indian Scout

1931 | tempera and graphite on paper

Blackfoot Warrior

1947 | watercolor on paper

Storytelling

1930 | pencil on paper

Indian Man, Plains-type Dancer with Child

1940s | paper

Commercial cigarette papers

circa 1930 | hide, glass, cotton

Beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs against a red background

1940s | cotton, burlap

Commercial tobacco bag

1940s | paper, ink

Black and white photograph of a man and two cows

1936 | tempera on paper

Dohasan or Little Bluff Principale Chief 1833-1866

May 24, 1936 | ink on paper

Newspaper article "Pioneer Women Inspiration to Oklahoma"

April 12, 1936 | ink on paper

Newspaper article "Anna Burnham, Mother to Choctaws"

1927 | ink on paper

Newspaper clippings "McCurtain County Ninety-five Years Ago"

September 16, 1932 | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Spirit of Progress"

June 3, 1932 | ink on paper

Letter from Edmond J. Gardner to Miss Forman requesting pageant programs and describing possible building plans for improving site "across the creek where the little log house stands"

April 7, 1934 | pencil on paper

Note from A.E. Hicks to Miss M.B. Forman regarding information furnished by Edmond Horner

1935 | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Choctaw People," a talk given by Edmond J. Gardner at Wheelock Academy, June 26, 1935