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Lovato, Manuelita Judy, Native American Drawings, 1966Entry/Object ID
AM1986.01.41Scope and Content
Lovato, Manuelita Judy, Native American Drawings, 1966. Drawings of former employee of St. Joseph Museum, a Native American. Drawings and notes, perhaps from college courses at Haskell Institute and University of Colorado. Includes poem "To Be an Indian in my Experience", dated 1968.
Among the sketches are:
86.1.41_1 = Native design in circle, red/black. Signed by Lovato & Eliza Vigil
86.1.41_2 = Highly conventionalized Thunderbird, created 1925 by Hopi Indian, Waldo Moostka. Used by Hopi students on pottery. red/black
86.1.41_3 = Native American Design, red/black
86.1.41_4 = Blackware San Ildefonso Design, two pots, pencil drawing.
86.1.41_5 = Mia Farrow, pencil drawing, dated July 13, 1966
86.1.41_6 = Young Woman, perhaps Native American, with short dark hair, feathered collar. pencil drawing, dated July 14, 1966
86.1.41_7 = Poem, "To Be an Indian in my Experience", dated November 21,1968.Lexicon
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Manuelita J. Lovato
