Native American Art
The Museum’s collection of Native American art can be seen on the first floor of the Krannert Pavilion. The collection focuses on the art of indigenous people of America, especially from the Northwest Coast and Southwest regions, and holdings of Caddo people in Texas and stone Archaic objects. Ancient objects are mingled with contemporary pieces.
Highlights of the Native American Art Collection
Haida people
|
ritual dance rattle in the form of a raven
Caddo people
|
ritual cup with serpent and trophy heads
Haida people
|
miniature totem pole
Haida people
|
plate in the form of an eagle
Zuñi people
|
vessel with deer showing red "heart line"
Iroquois people
|
pair of child's moccasins
Martinez, Maria
|
plate with black on black feather design
