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Mata Ortiz Casas Brandes Mexico vase signed Jose Silveria
Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes, Mexico vase signed Jose Silveria. Measures 10 inches high and 12 inches across center.Used condition. Mata Ortiz, near the ancient ruins of Casas Grandes, Mexico, is a small town famous for it's beautiful pottery. The potters of Mata Ortiz are inspired by the art works of the ancient Paquime indians who lived near Mata Ortiz years ago. Mata Ortiz itself is a small village only a few streets wide,
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Florence Nupok Malewotkuk running bear drawing
Florence Nupok Malewotkuk (B 1906 D 1971) running bear drawing. The drawing measures 13.5 by 9.5 inches, frame 21 x 17 inches. Born in the village of Gambell, on Saint Lawrence Island, Florence Nupok Melewotkuk became a painter and illustrator of daily-life scenes that reflected early 20th-century culture of the Siberian Yup'ik Eskimo. She favored a realistic style, somewhat naive, that earned her the title of "Grandma Moses of the Bering Sea." Promoted and marketed by people who believed in the quality of her work, she was inadvertently pioneering and unique in a culture where art was primarily a male pursuit. She began drawing at age eight and used any paper she could find including labels from canned goods. In 1926, she married Chauncy Malewotkuk and a year later began a series of drawings, about ninety in total, for Otto William Geist, who was conducting archaeological excavations on Saint Lawrence Island. This work included figure studies, fur clothing, and women's tattoo markings, and the entire collection is housed in the Archives of the Elmer E. Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Photos of these pieces are at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. This Bio of the artist was obtained from AskArt.com
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Native American Indians camping oil on canvas by John Terelak
Native American Indians painting of indians camping, oil on canvas by John Terelak. This painting depicts Native American Indians camping in the woods near a lake side on a sunny afternoon. This well executed painting measures 53 by 78 inches inside its original frame that measures 82 and one half inches by 58 inches.John Charles Terelak is recognized as one of America's finest living impressionists. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, he received formal art instruction at the Vesper George School of Fine Art. Terelak's love of paint and canvas and his thorough understanding of color theory and paint technique eventually led him to become Headmaster of the Gloucester Academy of Fine Art. He is also a past President of The New England Watercolor Society. His paintings are included in thousands of private and public collections throughout the United States. Included are the Andrew Mellon Foundation, Sheraton Corporation, Winthrop Financial Corporation, Prudential Insurance Company, Bank of Boston, Shawmut Bank, State Street Bank, Boston, and Sterling-Regal Publishing Company.Mr. Terelak's private collectors are many prominent persons from the business world, the entertainment and sports industries, and the art community itself. ** By the consignor's request the price of this item has been reduced from $18000 **
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Robert and Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry belt buckle
Robert and Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry belt buckle, featuring three large natural Kingman Turquoise nuggets mounted in 14k yellow gold. Robert Leekya's work in gold is extremely rare. This heavy, solid 14k gold belt buckle measures 2 and three quarter inches by 3 and one half inches. Robert Leekya is the son of famous fetish carver Leekya Deyuse. When his children entered school, Mr. Deyuse requested that they take his first name as their surname. All of his children (Alice, Sarah, Elizabeth, Robert and Roger) did so. Robert and his brother Roger and sister Elizabeth became silversmiths. His sisters Alice Leekya Homer and Sarah Leekya (Homer) are known as fetish carvers. Museum link to other examples of his work: http://www.ohio.edu/museum/zuni/r_leekya.html Link to a bracelet for sale: http://www.heardmuseumshop.com/browse.cfm/4,4323.html
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Robert Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry 14k gold turquoise bolo tie
Robert and Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry bolo tie featuring a large natural Kingman Turquoise nugget with matching tips mounted in 14k yellow gold. Robert Leekya's work in gold is extremely rare. This heavy, solid 14k gold bolo measures 2 by 3 inches with a 2 by 1 and one quarter inch single turquoise nugget. The tie is braided dark brown leather. Robert Leekya is the son of famous fetish carver Leekya Deyuse. When his children entered school, Mr. Deyuse requested that they take his first name as their surname. All of his children (Alice, Sarah, Elizabeth, Robert and Roger) did so. Robert and his brother Roger and sister Elizabeth became silversmiths. His sisters Alice Leekya Homer and Sarah Leekya (Homer) are known as fetish carvers. Museum link to other examples of his work: http://www.ohio.edu/museum/zuni/r_leekya.html Link to a bracelet for sale: http://www.heardmuseumshop.com/browse.cfm/4,4323.html
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