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mid-20th century | airbrush and tempera on paper

Flute Dancer (or Player)

1877 | oil on canvas

Vaqueros in a Horse Corral

1916 | gelatin silver process

Lunch among the Pinons

late 19th century - early 20th century | leather, glass, cotton string

Beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs

20th century | leather, glass, cotton string

Beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs

late 19th century - early 20th century | leather, glass, cotton string

Child’s beaded leather moccasins with floral designs

circa 1940 | leather, glass, silk, cotton string

Beaded leather moccasins with fully beaded soles

1978 | tempera on mat board

Preparation for the Ribbon Dance

early 20th century | leather, glass, cotton fabric, wool yarn, cotton string

Soft soled beaded leather moccasins with floral patterns and images of birds on the cuff

late 19th century | watercolor, ink and graphite on muslin

White Swan muslin cutting

1978 | colored pencil and tempera on matboard

Ledger Painting of Indians Stealing Military Horses

1973 | gouache on board

Plains Indians - No More Buffalo

late 19th century - early 20th century | leather, glass, cotton string

Beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs

1906 | oil on canvas

The Hungry Moon

late 19th century–early 20th century | semi-tanned hide, rawhide, glass, dye, sinew

Child’s beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs

late 19th century - early 20th century | hide, glass, sinew

Men’s beaded leather moccasins with geometric designs

late 19th century | semi-tanned hide, rawhide, glass, porcupine quills, natural dyes, sinew, cotton thread

Woman’s beaded and quilled leather moccasins

circa 1930 | semi-tanned hide, rawhide, glass, sinew

Beaded semi-tanned leather moccasins with geometric design

late 19th century | hide, glass

Woman’s beaded leather moccasins

late 19th century - early 20th century | paper

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