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Baskets by Tina Charlie (Mono Lake Paiute, 1869 - 1962) |
My time spent in the galleries culminated in the exhibition review in the current issue of First American Art Magazine, http://firstamericanartmagazine.com/current-issue/
The baskets are on loan from Yosemite National Park, various museums and private collectors, plus a few from the Heard's own collection. David Hockney's (British, b. 1937) works include digital art and photographic collages.
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Showpiece basket by Mary Benson (Pomo, 1877-1930) |
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Carrie Bethel baskets (Mono Lake Paiute, 1898-1974) |
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Heard Museum Basket 818BA-a&b from the Fred Harvey collection |
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George Wharton James Collection in the Southwest Museum of the American Indian Collection, P.445, Autry Museum of the American West |
A few weeks later, I was working on another project, and was reviewing some of the online Southwest Museum Collection items on the Autry Center of the American West website. Imagine my surprise when I spotted this beauty:
http://collections.theautry.org/mwebcgi/mweb.exe?request=record;id=M205587;type=102
Click on the link to see that it is absolutely the same basket (verified by Heard curators when I sent them the link!). The postcard photograph is identified as P.445, George Wharton James Collection, from the Braun Research Library/Southwest Museum. Postcard identifies it as a Hupa basket, made between 1895-1923.
If you are in Phoenix AZ before April 20, 2020, I urge you to see these incredible baskets. And the David Hockney art is spectacular as well, but it's not the focus of my basket blog.
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