“The American Indian art collection represents the artistic works of nearly every tribe across the United States and Canada and all artistic traditions created within these cultures from prehistoric times to the present. It offers visitors the opportunity to experience the artistic vision of generations of American Indian artists from across North America.
From ancient puebloan ceramics, to nineteenth-century Arapaho beaded garments, to contemporary glasswork, the collection offers a rich diversity of art forms, histories, and artistic styles coming from American Indian artists and communities. The collection helps illustrate that American Indian art is a vibrant and continuing tradition advanced by individual artists and craftspersons.” Text courtesy of the Denver Art Museum. www.denverartmuseum.org.
You can explore the collection here.
Indigenous Arts, Culture, and Education 