Native American

An exhibition of 42 oil paintings and watercolor paintings by American artist Annita Delano. The exhibition records span four folders plus copies of the exhibition catalog.

A solo exhibition of paintings by Russian-born artist Nicolai Fechin. The exhibition records span one folder.

An exhibition of over 100 photographic portraits by Doris Ulmann depicting American “types,” including southern Black Americans, mountaineers, and portraits of distinguished Americans. No exhibition materials remain for the exhibition.

An exhibition of artworks by indigenous artists around the world, intended as a study exhibition where museum audiences could intimately learn about these cultures. The exhibition records span two folders.

An exhibition of works by the Spanish-born American artist Urbici Soler. The exhibition records span 3 folders plus clippings.

An exhibition surveying the development of decorative arts by Native American artists in the Southwestern U.S. from the nineteenth to twentieth centuries, with some earlier dated objects, including textiles, jewelry, dishes, silverware, pottery, sand paintings, and other art objects. The exhibition was arranged by the Legion of Honor in collaboration with the California League for American Indians. The exhibition records span eight folders plus a bulletin, clippings, and photographs.

An exhibition of religious art of Christian iconography by Native American artists under Spanish Colonial rule in what is now New Mexico. The exhibition was arranged from the collection of the Museum of New Mexico with assistance from the Museum of International Folk Art. The exhibition records span four folders plus a bulletin and photographs.

An exhibition of oil paintings, watercolor paintings, pen and ink drawings, and bronze sculptures by American “Cowboy” artist Charles Marion Russell, lent by the Hammer Brothers and arranged by the Los Angeles Municipal Art Department. The exhibition records span three folders plus a catalog and photographs.

An exhibition of 27 photographs of the Navajo nation by staff photographer American artist Leonard McCombe while on assignment for Life Magazine. The exhibition records span five folders.