Talented American Indian artists acknowledged their debt to Oscar Howe. Why? Howe wrote an adamant 1958 response to his painting having been excluded from the Philbrook’s Indian Annual competition. His […]
Chapter One of Theodore Donson’s book Prints and the Print Market: A Handbook for Buyers, Collectors and Connoisseurs is “Of Autographic Prints, Afters and Reproductive Prints”. Available on BookFinder.com, published […]
Think you have come across a “steal”? a framed picture signed “K. Haring” or “Basquiat” ? Do you see below the image “O.P.E.” followed by Roman numerals and numbers? These […]
$103.4 Million Pablo Picasso painting sold nearly twice its presale estimate $93.1 Million Jean Michel Basquiat painting $92.1 Million Sandro Botticelli painting $82.5 Million Mark Rothko painting $71.35 Million Vincent […]
#1 Goal of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC–is to provide indigenous people the opportunity to interpret art made by their community, indigenous people. Who isn’t […]
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https://www.thehorsemanfoundation.org/traditions-and-transformations Roughly 30 artworks in the collection begin to chart the gestation of art by American Indians from mid 20th century through the first quarter of the 21st century. Two […]
Location: Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ Who: Sessions are led by the most informed curators on the planet Panelists are some of the top American Indian artists on the planet To […]
“Ceremonial scalp dancing precedes the buying of the scalps. Only those who are pure of heart are allowed to dance the scalps, part of a ceremony to show respect for […]
Nearly 300 lots, past and present masterworks of the American West will be sold during two sessions. Estimated prices range from $600 to $700,000. Media include oil, acrylic, watercolor paintings, […]