Native American Art & Artisans of the Web |
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Native American Art & Artisans of the Web |
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Norman Hamilton This Cheyenne artist is a painter, award-winning dancer, and accomplished silversmith. He is the great-great-grandson of Cheyenne Chief White Antelope who was killed at the Sand Creek Massacre in 1884 and Chief Heap of Birds, who was captured at the Cheyenne Agency in 1875 and later died in custody in Florida. This artwork is steeped in Cheyenne history and tradition. |  |
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Enoch
Kelly Haney "Indian Art in its finest sense is the ultimate
execution of a vision, idea, belief or historic event in an art form of
unquestionable quality."
Presently, Senator Haney is serving in the Oklahoma State Senate and providing leadership in the development of a Native American Cultural Center in Oklahoma. A member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Kelly has served as a business consultant, councilman, and planner/business manager for his Nation. His grandfather, Willie Haney, was Chief of the Seminole Nation in the 1940's. His uncle, Jerry Haney, is currently the Chief. |
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| Karen Yxomme Lynch Harley This Saponi artist from North Carolina has received international recognition for her expressive cultural art. She works in oil, egg tempera, watercolor, pencil, charcoal, pen&ink, gourds and clay. She does accept some commission work. |  |
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Steven Hearns, Saulteux/Ojibway "The majority of my artwork involves birds, birds are the teachers. As a boy I had been told that as you walked through the forest the birds spoke to you. This was how you learned. As a child, the freedom of flight and the beauty of its movement were inspiration. When I became an adult I realized that my thoughts were wings and my movement was creation." |
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| Featured in a guest gallery at the Hearn's site linked above are some pieces from Robert Henry that are quite lovely like the one on the right entitled "Way of Our People." Henry can be reached through E-mail at the site. |  |
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| Bessie Henry This Navajo artist crafts exquisite necklaces combining stones, shells, and silver. She places bears in her work, traditional protective spirits, especially for journeys. Combining each necklace with matching earrings, her pieces are available to order through the Migrations website. They would make a great affordable gift for someone. |  |
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| Ricky M. Hill, This multi-talented Mohawk/Tuscarora artist makes breastplates, chokers, drums, rattles, leatherwork and beads. Each piece is original and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity. |  |
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| Oscar Howe This website chronicles the life and art of this honored and accomplished Sioux artist. Born on the Crow Creek Reservation in South Dakota in 1915, Howe fought to overcome the racism and poverty inherent in reservation life and government forced Indian schooling. He also had to battle the limitations placed on Indians by the art world. The late Oscar Howe has made outstanding contributions to world of art. |  |
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| Jesse Hummingbird This award-winning Cherokee artist is well known for his mixed-media masks, a contemporary version of the traditional masks hung in Cherokee homes for power and protection of the spirits. He also works on both canvas and paper. His subjects are personal reflections of the 'synergy' of Native Americans to their surroundings, activities, and spiritual lives. |  |
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| Tony Hunt, This Pacific Northwest artist is the hereditary Chief of the KwaGulth people of Fort Rupert and Kingcome Inlet, British Colombia. In addition to making the ceremonial Big House at Fort Rupert, Tony Hunt has designed and carved nearly one hundred full-scale totem poles, many becoming national monuments. |  |
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