Plains Beauty: ​
19th Century American Indian
​Garments and Accessories

October 4 - November 10, 2018
Opening Reception: October 4,  6-8 PM

19th Century Native American pipebags, L to R: Southern Cheyenne Lakota, and Arapaho

BLACKFEET DRESS Early To Mid 19th Century Ex-Massco Collection

Tom Red Owl Huakaas
STOP D.A.P.L. (Dakota Access Pipe Line) Series

On-line show
Gallery open by appointment until September 4 when regular hours resume.  
Please call 917.854.6543 to schedule an appointment

Tom Red Owl Huakaas, STOP D.A.P.L. (Dakota Access Pipe Line) Series, #2

more images ->

​RECENT 

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We'wha and the Two Spirit Tradition,
Then and Now
​essays and images ->

​Images, clockwise from top left: 
-  We'wha (1849 - 1896), Zuni dough bowl circa 1880;
-  Mona Medicine Crow (Crow) - "Crow Dancer  in Elk Tooth Dress" - mixed media on vellum, 10 x 8 inches, 2016:
-  Arroh-ah-ochLaguna ceramic pot, circa 1900;
-  Thomas Huakaas (Lakota) - mIxed media, 8.5 x 11 inches.
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NATIVE AMERICAN ANTIQUES
currently available

Left to right: OSAGE BREECHCLOUT, pair, late 19th century; PRAIRIE POTAWATOMI BANDELIER BAG, late 19th Century; and KUTENAI BAG, circa 1870’s

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NATIVE AMERICAN ANTIQUE
TOY CRADLES images ->

Read the essay,  TOY CRADLES FROM THE PLAINS & PLATEAU ->
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Native American Doll show ->
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PRESS

 ART AND ANTIQUES
James Havard, TALKING IN COLORS
​by John Dorfman

James Havard, untitled, TALKING IN COLORS series, oil on paper in artist's frame, 2016

HYPERALLERGIC
Perfection of Form, Color and Light ​
by Thomas Micchelli, October 14, 2017​

Installation view of “Excavations & Certainties: Theresa Hackett and ​Shari Mendelson” at John Molloy Gallery (photo by Thomas Micchelli for Hyperallergic)

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INSTAGRAM:  @johnmolloygallery