Southeast
The nearly 200 objects from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Catawba, Seminole, Muscogee, and Mississippian cultures includes such highlights as a group of Cherokee baskets, a Seminole man’s “big shirt,” and a Chitimacha cigar case.
Piction collections thumbnails
Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie, Diné / Seminole / Muscogee / American, born 1954
Photographic Memoirs of an Aboriginal Savant (Living on Occupied Land)
1994, print and negative
2007.55
possibly Maude French Welch, Cherokee / American, 1894 - 1953
Pot with Handles
collected 1928
42.12.8115
Will West Long, Cherokee / American, 1870 - 1947
Model Straightback Chair
collected about 1903-1909
46.17.9933
Cleddie Ruby Ben Bell, Choctaw / American, 1912 - 1963
Doll representing a Choctaw Man
1953
987.35.26738
Cleddie Ruby Ben Bell, Choctaw / American, 1912 - 1963
Doll representing a Choctaw Woman
1953
987.35.26739
Unknown 12 year old schoolgirl, Chickasaw / American, dates unknown
Doll representing a Chickasaw Woman
1946
987.35.26740
Lucy (Lucie) Tiger Billie, Seminole / American, 1901 - 1983
Doll representing a Seminole Man wearing a Long Shirt
1954
987.35.26746
Mary Osceola (Mrs. Jimmy Osceola), Seminole / American, 1891 - 1985
Doll representing a Seminole Woman
1954
987.35.26747
Steven Deo, Muscogee (Creek) / Euchee (Yuchi) / American, 1956 - 2010
When We Become Our Role Models No. 2
2004
mis.2004.65