Classic Period Serape, circa 1860 bronze and stainless steel Woodcut on rice paper

Woodcut on rice paper

The composition depicts an alpine lake with pine trees and mountain peaks above

The Heheyas dance on the side of the procession and guard the other dancers

Untitled (Two Figures)

Composition depicts a tranquil Colorado aspen grove with towering mountains in the background

Classic Period Serape, circa 1860 bronze and stainless steel Woodcut on rice paperClassic Period (Pre Reservation) Navajo sarape blanket. Finely woven of native handspun wool with indigo (blue), rabbit brush (soft yellow) and cochineal (red) dye. Provenance: Fred Harvey Company Herbert G. Wellington, New York By descent to the present owner Illustrated: 'Pleasing The Spirits: A Catalogue of a Collection of American Indian Art' by Douglas C. Ewing, color plate 22 (catalogue no. 195) This textile is a blanket and is soft in texture;