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Indian Children Feeding |
William de la Montagne Cary |
American |
01.1799 |
oil on canvas |
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I Savvy These Folks |
Charles Marion Russell |
American |
0237.1585 |
ink and watercolor on paper |
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Taos Plaza |
Walter Ufer |
American |
01.550 |
oil on canvas |
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Charles M. Russell dressed as Indian draped in a blanket |
Unidentified |
American |
TU2009.39.257.11f |
gelatin silver process |
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Navaho Woman Spinning |
Harrison Begay |
Native American; Navajo (Diné) |
02.160 |
tempera on paper |
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Kit Carson Road and House |
Joseph Henry Sharp |
American |
01.386 |
oil on canvas |
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San-ke and Hat-py, Cheyenne women |
William Stinson Soule |
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4516.90.17 |
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Ledger Painting of Indians Stealing Military Horses |
Virginia Stroud |
Native American; Cherokee (United Keetoowah Band), Muscogee (Creek) |
02.1804 |
colored pencil and tempera on matboard |
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Chief Spotted Elk |
Joseph Henry Sharp |
American |
01.413 |
oil on canvas |
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Prayer to the Sun |
Parker Boyiddle Jr. |
Native American; Kiowa, Delaware |
01.2505 |
acrylic on canvas |
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A Doubtful Handshake |
Charles Marion Russell, Phillip G. Cole/Gilcrease Foundation |
American |
02.1450 |
watercolor on paperboard |
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Pueblo Craftsmen, Palace of the Governor Santa Fe |
Pablita Velarde |
Native American; Santa Clara Pueblo |
02.565 |
tempera on paper |
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Too Old for the Rabbit Hunt |
Oscar Edmund Berninghaus |
American |
01.524 |
oil on canvas |
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Medicine Woman |
Ruthe Blalock Jones |
Native American; Delaware, Shawnee, Peoria |
02.1942 |
tempera on mat board |
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Mother and Child |
Stephen Mopope, August 27, 1898–February 2, 1974 (Artist) |
Native American; Kiowa |
02.200 |
tempera on paper |
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Indian Encampment |
Rosa Bonheur |
French |
01.1229 |
oil on canvas |
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Kiowa Flute Player |
Stephen Mopope |
Native American; Kiowa |
02.128 |
tempera on paper |
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Peyote Breakfast II |
Ruthe Blalock Jones |
Native American; Delaware, Shawnee, Peoria |
02.1969 |
gouache on board |
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The Landmark Tree |
Paul Calle |
American |
13.1258 |
graphite on paper |
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In the Days of the Stage Coach |
Quincy Tahoma |
Native American; Navajo (Diné) |
02.338 |
tempera on paper |
