1893 "Indian Census" Pueblo Indians of New Mexico

Rare 1893 census of Native Americans living in New Mexico. Includes historical and cultural descriptions, as well as several colorized illustrations. [Native American] [Western Americana]

A Santa Clara Pueblo Indian (New Mexico) blackware art pottery melon jar by Native American Tewa artist Teresita Naranjo (1919-1999). Gourd form body with an impressed diagonal fluted design to exteri

19, 13, 16, 11, 12, 18, 15,17, 14 each with copyridge by Roland W. Reed; Model Pueblo Indians New Mexico home; Section of Zuni Model. Roland (Royal Jr.) W. Reed (June 22, 1864 – December 14, 19

This lot starts at $1 as a courtesy so that collectors can determine the true market value on this authentic item. All items in this sale are guaranteed originals. Please contact us if there is a misr

Native American, Southwest United States, New Mexico, Pueblo Indians, Tesuque peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-built pottery jar of a wide form with a concave base, an apple-shaped b

(4) Pieces of Acoma and San ildefonso, New Mexico Pueblo Indian Pottery. All in excellent condition. Hand made decorated pottery vessels are marked as follows; Black basalt bowl signed "Road Runner",

Artist: ANSEL ADAMS Print Title: Indian, Taos Pueblo, New Mexico Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1960's Printed in the USA Image Size approx: 9 x 6.5 inches Ansel Adams (February 20, 1902 –

Native American Indian Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico 20th Century artisan handcrafted and painted clay art pottery sculpture. Model depicts a plump seated owl bird with a brown orange crest hood, beak, eye

(4) Vintage Acoma, New Mexico signed Pueblo Indian pottery vessels. (2) Olla's, Small olla marked F. Valdo. Measures 4" dia x 3.5". Large olla marked M.M. measures 9" dia x 6.5". (1) seed holder marke

Native American Indian Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico 20th Century artisan handcrafted and painted clay art pottery vase. The rounded bulbous tapered body with wide open mouth decorated with black geometric

Estate collection lot of hand crafted Native American Indian New Mexico Pueblo pottery articles. Includes 3 bowls of varying sizes with hand painted traditional symbols and geometric patterns and 1 x

Indian Family Pueblo Of Cochiti, New Mexico. 34043. Indian family Cochiti. As a rule the Indian prefers the dress of his tribal custom. Most Pueblos of New Mexico use the same style of costume, but ma

American Indian Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico circa 1830 Pueblo building stone axe, leather wrapped in red pigment. Has old label. Approximately 8x6 inches.

Iberian Peninsula, Spain, used in the colonial New Mexico or New Spain 16th-18th century probably in use during the Onate period (1590-1601), New Mexican and used by the Pueblo Indians. Featuring a lo

Pueblo Indian Painting Softback Book: A Tradition and Modernism in New Mexico 1900-1930 by J.J. Brody, Softback c. 1997 School of American Research Press Santa Fe, New Mexico

Framed 2000 Eighth Northern Indian Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show Poster, July 15-16, 2000, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, features 2 Pueblo Dancers, under glass, purchased at the La Fonda Hotel Warehouse

Stereoview of two pueblos in the Taos Valley, New Mexico. These pueblos are made of adobe brick and were built and inhabited by the Pueblo Indians. There is a small paragraph about the on the backside

Large stereoview by G.C. Bennett, Santa Fe. From series "Among the Ancient and Interesting Scenery of New Mexico." Number 14. Dimensions: H 4.25" x W 7" Condition: Handling, age toning. Bends at top,

Louis Siegriest Original Lithograph Indian Court 1939 signed upper right of "Pueblo Turtle Dancers from an Indian Painting, New Mexico, Indian Court, Federal Building, Golden Gate International Exposi

Hand coiled bowl signed on bottom by Pueblo artist L. Yepa, American Indian from new Mexico Jemez Reservation. Measures 3.5"H x 5.25"W. Condition report: good condition, minor surface wear, please see

**Originally Listed At $125** Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, Puebloans, ca. 1930s CE. Two adorable hand-built polychrome ceramics, including a near-miniature depiction of an adorable white mo

Pueblo Pottery of the New Mexico Indians, Betty Toulouse, Paperback Book

Title: Indian Silver. Navajo and Pueblo Jewelers. Author: Margery Bedinger. Publishing: Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1974. Edition: Reprint edition. Color pictorial stiff wrappers; ill

Marion Boyd Allen (American, 1862-1941), early 20th century oil on canvas depicting a standing Indian Chief on a Pueblo reservation, believed to be Chief Tony Luhan of Taos, New Mexico and husband of