Sculpture
& Painting
Gallery 1

Gallery 2

Gallery 3

Three wonderful bronzes by the Hopi sculptress Evelyn Fredericks.   She grew up at Kykotsmovi Village on Third Mesa, born into the Reed/Bacavi Clan. While working in 1973 as the Fine Arts Librarian the Institue of American Indian Art in Santa Fe she began studying stone carving under Doug Hyde.

Cloud Song, (left), is 11.25 inches high and #11 in an edition of 50.   $1200.

Two more pieces below.

Walking With Mama is #11 in an edition of 50 and is 8 inches high.   $1200.

Koyemsi Drummer. #11 in an ediiton of 50, measures 11.5 inches high.   $2800.

This oil painting depicts the landscape behind the home of Navajo painter Jack Tobaahe Gene.   I have known him and his work for decades and he is entering a new and exciting phase in his work.   The sweep and scale of this piece is breath-taking.   Adding to sense of grandeur of the landscape is the counterpoint of two horse grazing near a small grove of trees far in the distance.

( 36 by 36 inches, oil on canvas,   $8500.00 )

These glass figurines were created by Hopi artist Ramson Lomatewama (click here for more information on both the artist and the figures) at his studio just outside the village of Hotevilla on Third mesa.   They range in height from 5.5 inches to nearly 10 inches and in price from $40 to $150.   The Hopi maiden figurines are between $150 and $200.   Each one is unique; some have a piece of dichroic glass in them as well, refracting light in a variety of hues.

"UNTITLED" April 2007, Emmi Whitehorse.   Oil, chalk, on paper on canvas.   51 x 39 inches.   $7500.

This acrylic painting of a Yei'ii dancer was done by Ryan Huna Smith.   "Yei'i'bi'chai" measures 29.5 by 49.5 inches and is   $1800.   (click here   for more info on Ryan.)   Another work by Ryan in Gallery 3.