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Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Jewelry set, shell, turquoise, Indigenous American — Jewelry set
Indigenous American
probably 19th century

Headdress, wood, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
1800–1941

Bonnet, wool, feathers, horsehair, silk, glass, Indigenous American — Bonnet
Indigenous American
19th century

Headdress, wool, feathers, glass, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
19th century

Bracelet, Charles Loloma, silver, turquoise,lapis, wood (ironwood), walrus tusk, Indigenous American (Hopi) — Bracelet
Charles Loloma
1972–74

Pectoral, gold, synthetic, Indigenous American (Panamanian) — Pectoral
Indigenous American (Panamanian)
11th–16th century

Ear ornaments, silver, Indigenous American (Peruvian) — Ear ornaments
Indigenous American (Peruvian)
1100–1459

Necklace, coral, turquoise, cotton, Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Ring, bone, Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian) — Ring
Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Necklace, ivory, stone, cotton, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
400 BCE–1492 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Belt, silver, turquoise, leather, Indigenous American (Navajo peoples) — Belt
Indigenous American (Navajo peoples)
1930s

Necklace, jade, metal, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Necklace, jade, Indigenous American (Costa Rican) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Costa Rican)
500 BCE–900 CE

Necklace, jade, Indigenous American (Costa Rican) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Costa Rican)
500 BCE–900 CE

Necklace, jade, synthetic, Indigenous American (Costa Rican) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Costa Rican)
500 BCE–900 CE

Necklace, jade, bast fiber, gold, Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian)
500 BCE–900 CE

Necklace, obsidian, silver, silk, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Ear ornaments, jade, Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian) — Ear ornaments
Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian)
500 BCE–900 CE

Earrings, gold, Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian) — Earrings
Indigenous American (Pre-Columbian)
13th–16th century

Necklace, gold, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Necklace, metal, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Ensemble, a, c) wool<br/>b) cotton, Indigenous American (Hopi peoples) — Ensemble
Indigenous American (Hopi peoples)
20th century

Criss-Crossed Conveyors, River Rouge Plant, Ford Motor Company, Charles Sheeler American, Gelatin silver print — Criss-Crossed Conveyors, River Rouge Plant, Ford Motor Company
Charles Sheeler
1927

Bolo tie, metal, wood, leather, probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples) — Bolo tie
probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples)
1950s

Belt buckle, metal, precious stones, probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples) — Belt buckle
probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples)
ca. 1970

The Savage, Frederic Remington American, Bronze, American — The Savage
Frederic Remington
Roman Bronze Works
1908, cast ca. 1916

The future imaginary in Indigenous North American arts and literatures, Kristina Baudemann — The future imaginary in Indigenous North American arts and literatures
Kristina Baudemann
2022

Nose Ornament, Gold, Sonso — Nose Ornament
Sonso
13th–16th century

The Broncho Buster, Frederic Remington American, Bronze, American — The Broncho Buster
Frederic Remington
Roman Bronze Works
1895, revised 1909, cast by November 1910

Creating Aztlán : Chicano art, indigenous sovereignty, and lowriding across Turtle Island, Dylan A. T. Miner American — Creating Aztlán : Chicano art, indigenous sovereignty, and lowriding across Turtle Island
Dylan A. T. Miner
2014

View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm—The Oxbow, Thomas Cole American, Oil on canvas, American — View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm—The Oxbow
Thomas Cole
1836

The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak, Albert Bierstadt American, Oil on canvas, American — The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak
Albert Bierstadt
1863

Indigenous futurisms : transcending past/present/future, IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts — Indigenous futurisms : transcending past/present/future
IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
2020

Bucks County Barn, Charles Sheeler American, Gelatin silver print — Bucks County Barn
Charles Sheeler
1915

Man's coat, Tanned leather and pigment, Innu/ Naskapi, Native American — Man's coat
Innu/ Naskapi, Native American
ca. 1820

[843 Postcards of Street Scenes Collected by Walker Evans], Photomechanical prints; gelatin silver prints — [843 Postcards of Street Scenes Collected by Walker Evans]
1900s–1960s