#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 […]
Online or live auction MUST do–request a condition report, if not cited in artwork’s listing. Planned to bid on a painting at auction Requested condition report Received the following “Good. […]
Art of the Basket Traditional Basketry from Around the World by Bryan Sentance will expose you to the look of different materials, techniques, decoration. He offers advice […]
People with arms holding large and small purchases walked by for the whole duration of the market on Saturday, opening day. Pottery, paintings, kachinas and more! It was fun to […]
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Simply type www.oscarhowe.org Click on Video button on the top tool bar Click on the image with the text “Oscar Howe the Sioux Painter” Devote 20 minutes to watch the video, […]
Each dealer queried had sales, even though High Noon attendance was lighter than in previous years. The pace of sales was less robust. There were approximately 10 dealers offering paintings […]
If you are charmed by vintage as well as new Cowboy and American Indian art, saddles, books and memorabilia–visit the Phoenix Convention Center for the High Noon Show. 200 dealers […]
To gain perspective, I compared Swann’s Feb 2008 catalogue for their African-American sale to the upcoming sale. · Fewer lots in 2009 (169 versus 263) · Fewer examples by Bearden, Catlett, […]
As a college student I visited swap meets as a study breaks. Once I thought I saw a round metal medallion, bas relief sculpture by Charles Russell in an individual’s […]