Western/Native American art

[Avalon]

I've always enjoyed this type of art. I happened across this site recently and thought I might share. If you go to the home page, there are a number of other categories.
Western Art

 

[REWahoo]

Avalon, if you every venture out of "Far Out" and find yourself in south central TX, you might enjoy this: The Museum of Western Art ... Where the Legend Lives

 

[bbbamI]

Avalon, if you every venture out of "Far Out" and find yourself in south central TX, you might enjoy this: The Museum of Western Art ... Where the Legend Lives

I think it would be much nicer to just look at the art online and not have to fight the fire ants, scorpions, etc....

I do enjoy this type of art as well...especially the colors. I need to start sketching again....mmm, if I ever get my 'round-to-it button' that is...

 

[RonBoyd]

Again, I say: Get an Indian Country Guide Map," get in your car, and don't come back. Enjoy the real thing, first hand.

 

[Purron]

Check out this place:

National Museum of the American Indian

Here are some pics from my last visit. The "kid" in the one pic is my friend's son.

 

[REWahoo]

I take it the last photo is from the Converse tribe?

 

[Brat]

Those of us who live in the Pacific Northwest appreciate the work of the First Peoples:
Exhibits - Burke Museum

First Peoples Gallery - Royal BC Museum

Hallie Ford Museum of Art - Collections and Archives - Willamette University - Salem, Oregon

Contemporary artists can be found: Pacific Editions Ltd. Northwest Coast Indian Art Print Publishers

Wyoming has a wonderful collection: Home | Buffalo Bill Historical Center

 

[Birdie Num Nums]

Those of us who live in the Pacific Northwest appreciate the work of the First Peoples:
Exhibits - Burke Museum

First Peoples Gallery - Royal BC Museum

Hallie Ford Museum of Art - Collections and Archives - Willamette University - Salem, Oregon

Contemporary artists can be found: Pacific Editions Ltd. Northwest Coast Indian Art Print Publishers

Wyoming has a wonderful collection: Home | Buffalo Bill Historical Center

Yes, good stuff!