showing 14 results matching `culture:"Cochiti Pueblo"`

dancing figure wearing a long garment in black and tan, decorated with maze-like motifs and circles; elaborate hairstyle with large back bun; black lines on face and back of shaved head; contrapposto post with knees bent, striding, with head turned to PL; arms swinging, with hands in fists — Gage, 2020-2021
Virgil Ortiz

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standing figure wearing a long garment in black and tan, decorated with maze-like motifs and circles; elaborate hairstyle with two small front buns and one large back bun; black lines on face and back of shaved head; arms out, with PR hand slightly raised and PL hand in a fist; feet apart — Jagg, 2020-2021
Cochiti Pueblo

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seated figure with legs outstretched, mouth open, eyes closed; 4 smaller figures sit on larger figure's legs; black and brown pigments — Storyteller Figure, 20th century
Helen Cordero

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seated boy with open mouth; wood and hide drum on lap, drum beater in PR hand; boy wears headband, sash and pouch on a shoulder strap; brown and black pigments — Storyteller Figure, January 5, 1980
Ada Suina

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Cochiti; 4 strands of tubular coral beads, round metal beads, single beads of jet and turquoise, small arrowhead; 14 small sheet crosses; large double-barred cross of bruised heart type. J.#438, Cat.#381. — Necklace, c. 1900
Cochiti Pueblo

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standing figure facing PL, wearing a gas mask, a headdress with one vertical feather and Mohawk-like top element, fur (or long hair?) down back, dress, and high heeled boots; figure holds a spear with a hooked and jagged end; red triangle over torso of figure; black and red on white; one from a set of three — Taoky, Doyen of the Rez Spine Watchmen, 2020
Virgil Ortiz; Printer: Tamarind Institute, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Publisher: Gallery Hózhó, Albuquerque, New Mexico

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standing figure seen from knees up, with head bent down, wearing feathered headdress and gas mask, holding whips, with a bow and quiver of arrows across back; red circle around upper body; black and red on white; one of a set of three — Translator, Commander of the Spirit World Army, 2020
Virgil Ortiz; Printer: Tamarind Institute, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Publisher: Gallery Hózhó, Albuquerque, New Mexico

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stylized, roughly symmetrical image; pair of Western soldiers wearing amor and helmets, one with sword and one with a cat-o-nine-tails whip, threatening a bound, kneeling, wounded nude dark-skinned figure; behind central figures is a standing figure in a brown robe, holding a bleeding heart in his PR hand and a cross in his PL hand, in front of an adobe church; solider at left with bloody sword, attacking a dark-skinned nude woman; soldier with sword at right holding a dark-skinned nude man by a rope tied around his neck; checkerboard border; printed in yellow, brown, and red — Saints and Sinners, 2017
Diego Romero; Printer: Landfall Press, Santa Fe, N.M. (formerly Chicago); Publisher: Landfall Press, Santa Fe, N.M. (formerly Chicago)

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Shepherd, Justino Herrera — Shepherd, 1954
Justino Herrera

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Cerrillos turquoise; cast openwork band, set with shield-shaped turquoise cat.328, J#2087 — Bracelet, c. 1950
Joe Quintana

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pair of silver buttons; round silver stamped decoration of two bands on edge and six-pointed star with small circle in center, with thong to use as hair fastener. J. #913, Cat #729, Illus p.162 — Buttons, c. 1960
Joe Quintana

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Deer Dance, Theodore Suina (Ku Pe Ru, Snow Beads) — Deer Dance, c. 1940-42
Theodore Suina (Ku Pe Ru, Snow Beads)

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small seated woman with legs outstretched; mouth open in an "o"; woman holds a baby in her arms; black and brown pigments — Storyteller Figure, 20th century
Helen Cordero

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Pin, c. 1950

Joe Quintana

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