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Santo Domingo Polychrome Jar with Birds (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/santo-domi… One of the largest & well-known pueblos in New Mexico, early 20th century Santo Domingo potters consistently produced high quality pottery consisting of ancestral patterns & design elements.

Gerald Cassidy Watercolor Painting Titled “Old Woman, Santa Fe 1924” (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/gerald-cas… This painting offers a glimpse into the working process of Gerald Cassidy, one of the most respected artists of the early 20th century working in the Southwest.

Felecita Eustace Female Storyteller with 10 Children (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/felecita-e… This female storyteller by Cochiti Pueblo artist Felicita Eustace is obviously happy with her story judging by the happy look of her face. She has a big smile.

Taos Pueblo Large Micaceous Pottery Bowl by Virginia T. Romero (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/taos-puebl… This large micaceous bowl by Virginia T. Romero, a renowned Taos Pueblo potter, exemplifies the timeless tradition she dedicated her life to preserving.

Large Historic Zia Pueblo Pottery Dough Bowl c.1880 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/large-hist… This exceptional Zia Pueblo dough bowl, dating to approximately 1880, stands as one of the oldest and most distinguished examples we've had the privilege to offer.

During his career, Swazo Hinds created stone lithographs at the Tamarind Institute of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. One such piece is this lithograph, number 12 of 75 in the edition, executed in 1974 using brown ink on buff Arches Cover paper.

Cochiti Pueblo Small Pottery Jar with Elaborate Birds (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/cochiti-pu… This stunning jar is a beautiful example of the less common vessel production at Cochiti Pueblo.

“Hopi Thunderbird Dance” Painting Signed Peguaki, dated 1932 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/hopi-thund… The title of this artwork represents a Hopi Thunderbird Dance.

“Hopi Thunderbird Dance” Painting Signed Peguaki, dated 1932 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/hopi-thund… During the 1930s, Indigenous artists from Pueblo communities, especially in Taos and Santa Fe, increasingly began exploring new mediums and styles.

C4850PHopi-Tewa Migration Seed Jar by Fannie Nampeyo (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/hopi-puebl… Created around 1985 by Fannie Polacca Nampeyo, this seed jar is a remarkable example of her craftsmanship.

Historic Laguna Pottery Jar with Bold Designs (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/historic-l… This historic pottery jar has characteristics that make it attributable to a potter from Laguna Pueblo, most likely from a very early period of the 20th century, perhaps circa 1910-1920.

Hopi Hand Carved Koshari Clown by Alvin James Makya (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/hopi-hand-… This carving of a Hopi Koshari Clown is dated April 1972, the beginning of the carver's acceptance by collectors as one of the finest carvers on the reservation.

Bronze Sculpture “Corn Maiden” by Al Qöyawayma of Hopi Pueblo (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/bronze-scu… This bronze sculpture of "Corn Maiden" by artist Al Qöyawayma is a modern manifestation of the most important personage to all Hopi.

Original Abstract Drawing by Margarete Bagshaw 1997 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/abstract-d… Original 1997 abstract drawing by Margarete Bagshaw is a vibrant example of her mixed media practice, combining Prismacolor pencil, pastel, graphite, &iridescent watercolor washes.

Early-Career Abstract Landscape by Tony Abeyta (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/abstract-l… Original pastel was made by Diné of the Navajo Nation artist Tony Abeyta. Tony says the piece was completed when he was 17 years old and studying at the Institute of American Indian Arts.

San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery Masterpiece by Russell Sanchez (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/san-ildefo… Russell Sanchez has once again created a masterpiece. The mid-body of the jar features the traditional San Ildefonso interpretation of the Avanyu (water serpent).

“Dolorosa” Mexican Painting, c.1790-1830 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/dolorosa-v… Resplendent Mexican painting of the Dolorosa, created between 1790 and 1830, captures the Virgin Mary in a deeply sorrowful yet graceful portrayal as Mater Dolorosa, or Our Lady of Sorrows.

Arts and Crafts Period Mission Oak Drop Front Desk, circa 1920 (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/arts-and-c… This desk has a drop front leaf above two drawers and two door compartments.

Heritage Ohkay Owingeh Pottery Jar with Ancestral Designs (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/modern-ohk… This amazingly interesting small jar was created at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo in the 1930s during the revival of pottery designs from prehistoric times.

Historic Cochiti Pueblo Serving Bowl with Micaceous Paste (Learn More Here 🧐) adobegallery.com/art/historic-c… This beautiful small serving bowl, dating to circa 1930, is a pristine example of historic Pueblo pottery.