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Thank you

Maybe the “outsider” circus image was a kind of self-portrait, a metaphor for struggling with the challenges and frustrations of working with the “boys’ club.” 🤔

Beautiful ❤

that's why American Indian and mesoamerican cultures are frequently tapped for inspiration in modern art.

It really is incredible. The indigo and red colors, wow.

also ---- we don't have these in Iowa

Very cool mark will you be ordering it from the Met?

I'm going through this right now downsizing my life. Art is so powerful! As an Artist myself I have artwork I've treasured creating throughout my career and could not ever sell it. How do I pass it along now? I remember the sunshine on my face painting a canvas still from 25 years ago. So powerful indeed. So much pure joy. It is so hard.

Perfect reminder as I’m thinking of selling part of my dad’s coin collection. ❤️‍🩹 It pierces the heart. There are some things I need to pull out and donate for a WWII museum.

Oh I just saw the thumbnail. You get a great view of it. Thanks so much!

Fantastic basket.

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Oooh I would love to see that pottery up close. It looked incredible!

Thank you for sharing so much with us!

love the story about Datsolalee (Louisa Keyser) the queen of basketry and often watch the interview you had with Natalie Linn another queen when we talk about Indian baskets. Thank you ❤

America also used to use a gas chambers before the German did

The American Army used the swastika before the Germans did

My Uncle ( Who is buried at Grey Horse ) once said , " I don't know any Indians who can afford Indian art." But he was the Head of the Ponaca Warrior Society and had a large collection of Pendleton blankets. Sir, do you have a store? Respectfully Jeff Jones

I collect both Blankets and Navajo weaving. GREAT interview.

Well done, guys. 👍

Masterful point 🎉🎉🎉

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Quite a woman

Incredible artistry!

You don’t mention Europe you don’t mention the Solutreans ? The spare points are nearly identical to the European technology that’s only found in Europe. This doesn’t point to South America as the origins of points to France and Spain. 25 to 36,000 years ago boy. How good do you feel in your career when a guy like me can come across and straighten you right out. You must be proud of yourself.

May this man live a long time; so much information to share!

This reminds me of my grandad's poncho. Probably from after the 50's. He was an Argentinian gaucho 😊

I love these short videos on SW native arts and materials.

Love the double cuffs!

Absolutely breathtaking!

Exquisite.

Yea… no… that’s old. No one made that and said to themselves, better make this look like an old crumbly ass piece of sh*t, that’ll totally increase the value.

Nice

I love your videos, Mark. I’d love to ask a question: a friend of mine has an Ansel Adams portrait of a NA called “Willow;” is this Tony Lujan (Luhan)? She swears it’s a woman but it sure looks like Mabel Dodge’s husband! What say you, Mr Sublette?

Beautiful!!!

My stupid ass thought he said Melanie Martinez. Also we all know what that pattern on the front is. This dude explains this stuff so well tho

I want to make a replication. Anywhere that sells new parts? Or am I gonna have to use "close enough" parts?

Love love ❤❤❤❤❤

Omg that is so gorgeous. I'm curious about the value. I would think quite high. What collector wouldn't want to have that.

Love Arizona animals I saw one of thos only once they are so cute

Whoa, fascinating. Poor birds though. Don't like that.

It’s the Big Dipper circling the northern star. And the National socialists of Germany are NOT what the system has said

Our collective ignorance is why we still consider the swastika to be a German symbol - even though it was only used by them for about 20 years and had been in use for millennia beforehand. The German version is also different from the ancient one.

Nice to see how ubiquitous that symbol was before the nazis got their hands on it.

I wear a Navajo armband with the symbol

Ancient Greece used it as well symbolic of luck .

I'm getting a tattoo of it

Buddhism uses that too. Very ancient symbol.

Japan used it as a symbol of peace

I've seen the swastika on asian coins prior to Hitlers nazi regime.