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Artist biographies (late 19th century–1960)[edit]

Apie Begay "Son of Milk," (19th century–1936) "Father of modern Navajo Painting"
Elizabeth Hickox, (1872/5-1947), Karuk, basketweaver
Howling Wolf (Cheyenne), ledger artist
Charlie James (artist), one of the Kwakwaka'wakw Four
Will West Long, Eastern Band Cherokee carver, traditionalist, woodcarver
Richard Throssel (1882–1933), Cree/Scottish/Crow photographer
Ernest Spybuck “Maythela” (1883–1949), Delaware painter
Tudlik (1890–1960), Inuk, Canada, printmaker
Alfredo Montoya (c. 1890-1913), San Ildefonso Pueblo painter
Joe Talirunili (1893-1976), Inuk, Canada, printmaker
Tonita Peña (c. 1895-1949), San Ildefonso/Cochiti Pueblo painter
Alfonso Roybal, San Ildefonso (c. 1895-1955) painter
Paul Saufkie (1898-1993), Hopi jeweler
Abel Sanchez (1899-1971), San Ildefonso painter
Velino Herrera, Zia (1902-1973) painter
Otis Polelonema, Hopi (1902-1981) painter
Velino Shije Herrera “Ma-Pe-Wi” (1902-1973), Zia Pueblo painter
Dan Simplicio (1905-1959), Zuni jeweler
Leo Poblano (1905-1959), Zuni jeweler
Carl Gorman (1907-1998), Navajo painter
Santana Martinez (1909-2002), San Ildefonso potter
Adee Dodge (1911-1992), Navajo painter
Solomon McCombs (1913-1980), Muscogee Creek painter
Al Momaday (1913-1981), Kiowa painter
Geronima Cruz Montoya “Postunu” (1915-2015), Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo painter
Louis Minard (1917-2004), Tlingit jeweler
Vincente Mirabel “Chiu-tah” (1918-1946), Taos Pueblo painter
Narciso Abeyta “Hoskiel Ha So Deh,” (Navajo), 1918-1998, painter
Ningeeuga Oshuitoq (1918-1980), Inuk, Canada
Josephina Kalleo (1920–1995), Inuk, Canada
Victor Coochwytewa (b. 1922), Hopi jeweler
Joe Hilario Herrera (1923–2001), Cochiti Pueblo painter
Gerald Tailfeathers (1925–1975) Blood Painter/Sculptor
Preston Monongye (1927–1987), Hopi painter
Kaka Ashoona (1928–1996) Canadian Inuk sculptor
Rita Letendre (b. 1928), Abenaki, painter, Canada
Gilbert Atencio “Wah Peen” (1930-1995), San Ildefonso Pueblo
Klah Tso (Big-Lefthanded), 19th–e. 20th c. Navajo painter
Della Casa Appa, first female Zuni jeweler

Potential articles (pre-1900)[edit]

Andean textiles (rewrite)
Babiche bag
Bandolier bag (only a redirect to Medicine bag)
Basketmaker culture
Bertha Felix Campligli, Miwok photographer
Big Left-handed or Klah-tso, Navajo painter
Bighorn Medicine Wheel (currently only a redirect to Medicine wheel)
Caverna da Pedra Pintada
Charlie James (artist), Kwakwaka'wakw carver
Corn husk bags
Diego Cusihuamán, muralist, early 17th c.
Duho
Flint eccentric
Fort Rock sandals (currently only a redirect to Fort Rock)
Formline
Gregorio Gamarra, Peru, early 17th c.
Elizabeth Hickox, Karuk basketweaver
Iroquois Realist Movement
Ketoh (see Bracer)
Kiowa art
Lakota art
Lariano-I-You, Ute beadworker
Lima Francisco Padilla, Peru
Martín de Loayza (Peru), mestizo, painter and gilder, mid-17th c.
Martina Vigil and Floretino Montoya
Moose hair tufting
Naja pendant
Native American beadwork
Native American jewelry
Native American painting
Native American pottery (rewrite)
Native American sculpture
Navajo art
Octopus bag
Ravenstail weaving
Luis de Riaño, born in Lima, early 17th c.
Marcos Rivera, Cuzco School painter
Sally bag
Antonio Sinchi Roca Inka, (Quechua) Cuzco School painter
Don Francisco Tito Yupanqui (Anasaya, Peru), sculptor, 1550-1616, cc175
Ute art
Zacharie Vincent, Huron painter
Fort Marion artists:
- Paul Caryl Zotom (Kiowa)
- Tichtematse or Squint Eyes (Cheyenne)
- Wohaw (Kiowa)
- Howling Wolf (Cheyenne)
- Etahdleuh Doanmoe (Kiowa)
- White Bear (Arapaho)
- Koba (Kiowa)
- Bear’s Heart (Cheyenne)