Object class: Declaratory and advertising artifacts / Collection place: Treasure Island, San Francisco, California - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Poster, accession number TEMP 2014.0014, described as Mounted Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) poster: Indian Court Pomo Indian Basket, California Pomo Indian Basket was the first poster produced by Siegriest. When René d'Harnoncourt, Director of the Indian Arts and Crafts Board, saw the work, he commissioned Siegriest to create an additional seven prints to promote the Indian Court exhibition.

Hearst Museum object titled Poster, accession number TEMP 2014.0012, described as Mounted Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) poster: Indian Court "Pueblo Turtle Dancers from an Indian Painting, New Mexico" Three figures in line dancing, adobe building in background. The Pueblo turtle dancers were taken from a painting by Vicenti Mirabal (ca.1917-1945), a Taos Pueblo artist also known as Chiu-Tah. Mirabal studied art at the Santa Fe Indian School where he was later employed as an instructor.

Hearst Museum object titled Poster, accession number TEMP 2014.0007, described as Mounted Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) poster: Indian Court "From an Indian Painting on Elkskin - Great Plains" Two Native American figures on horse back, on with bow other with staff and a bison with two arrows.

Hearst Museum object titled Poster, accession number TEMP 2014.0013, described as Mounted Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) poster: Indian Court "Blanket Design of the Haida Indians, Alaska

Hearst Museum object titled Poster, accession number TEMP 2014.0009, described as Mounted Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) poster: Indian Court "Eskimo Masks, Western Alaska