Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery: experts in Antique Native American & Western Art, showcasing Maynard Dixon, Taos Founders, notable potters, & vast collections of Navajo textiles, Pueblo pottery, jewelry, Kachinas, & works by artists like Ed Mell, Howard Post, & more.

We have one of the largest collections of American Indian art in the United States, with a large inventory of Navajo rugs, Navajo blankets, Native American pueblo pottery, Indian baskets, Hopi kachinas, Zuni kachinas, old pawn jewelry, contemporary Native American jewelry, and Native American beadwork.

Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery specializes in Native American art, the Lifework of Maynard Dixon, Maria Martinez and family pueblo pottery, early western paintings, and works by early Santa Fe and Taos artists.

2025年1月29日 · Read the Essential West article about Jerry Jacka's photos of Native American art and artists on view at Heard Museum.

Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery: experts in Antique Native American & Western Art, showcasing Maynard Dixon, Taos Founders, notable potters, & vast collections of Navajo textiles, Pueblo pottery, jewelry, Kachinas, & works by artists like Ed Mell, Howard Post, & more.

October 4, 2024 Debut Maynard Dixon & Native American Museum Exhibition "Those Who Follow" A Group Show & Exhibit of the Leading Contemporary Western & Native Voices Following in Maynard Dixon's Legacy

2021年11月17日 · The broader, Indigenous Arts of North America Galleries, offer 17,000 square feet of artwork and objects created by artists from more than 250 Indigenous nations across what is now called the United States and Canada. Artistic traditions within these cultures span …

Immerse yourself in the artistic diversity of traditional and contemporary Native American art at Medicine Man Gallery. Featuring masterpieces from the 1930s Santa Fe Indian School era and beyond, explore seminal works by Allan Houser, Helen Hardin, Tony Da, and others, bridging cultural expressions and modern artistic vision.

2023年11月15日 · Visitors to the new Gorman Museum of Native American Art on the campus of the University of California, Davis are greeted by a large, circular artwork at the entrance based upon Native American basketry designs.

2017年1月5日 · Featured in Native American Art magazine, April, 2017 By Dr. Mark Sublette The Navajo (Diné) are Athabascan-speaking people who migrated to the Southwest from Canada in about the 15th century.