Object class: Drawings (visual works) / Media available: image / Collection place: North America - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Charcoal drawings, accession number 17-510, described as Set of ten prints of charcoal drawings. Titles for prints: (a) Tribal Elder (b) Camp Watcher (c) Cradleboard Weaver (d) Watchful Hunter (e) Water Carrier (f) Seed Grinder (g) Bow Maker (h) Tule Bearer (i) Blind Shaman

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-661, described as Bannock Indians on horseback; at left is Indian in elaborate feather bonnet, at right are two Indians on horseback.

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-353, described as Charcoal drawing of Indian Joe.

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-659, described as Two Bannock girls in front of teepee. "Bannock Girls

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-660, described as Two standing Bannock men with elaborate costumes and ornaments.

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-498, described as Indian man and woman

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-501, described as Indians in War Dance Costume

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-497, described as Three men in a reed boat using double-bladed paddles

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-739, described as Broadside notice of a lecture by H. Jay Smith, co-owner of the Mesa Verde Collection with C. D. Hazzard, ca. 1893. Chicago, Illinois, U. S. Paper announcement, matted.

Hearst Museum object titled Drawing, accession number 17-354, described as Indian Tole Pele (Thunder and Lightening).