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Showing posts with label Native American Art. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Native American Art. Show all posts

Vintage Photograph Navajo Rug Seller and Rough n' Tough Tenderfoot

Navajo rug seller shows his wares to what I can only suspect is a tenderfoot. I have written the story of the "Drugstore Cowboy...

Roadside Indigenous Giants Attract Passersby Vernacular Photograph Antique American Indian Art

If I had worked two months or so on a blanket to sell at this shop, it would certainly be disheartening to drop it off for my puny commissi...

Big Giant Kachina and a Cigar Store Indian Authenticity Spirit Trade Sign and Antique American Indian Art

Many a young girl received a doll today, Merry Christmas, by the way. They may teach, but they aren't spirits. Hopi and Zuni dolls ar...

Big Fish, Big Fella and the Quileute of La Push Washington?

Said to be a snapshot of La Push, Washington, which would indicate the pieces may have been carved by members of the Quileute Native America...

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