Art Exhibit at Papillion Library

 Three different artists, Jeffrey Ballard, Jules Rawnsley and Julie Schram.

permanent above circulation desk

Artwork at Fontenelle Forest Lodge

Art at the South Omaha Library

 There are five paintings at the South Omaha Library, depicting the history of South Omaha.  The oldest librarian says they were done by seniors at South High School.  over ten years ago, about 2010 maybe.  

Magic City was magic. because of fast growth due to meat production

The center of the feed lots and meat packing

Street Car, Johnny's Cafe, meat packing 

Cgief theater, South High School and Royals farm team in Omaha.

We see the zoo, Rosenblatt Stadium, meat packing and train.

Native American Art at Joslyn Museum, Omaha

Much of the Joslyn Art Museum is devoted to Native Americans 

Navajo Blankets

Eanger Irving Couse, Hunter in the Aspens

Oscar Howe, Sioux Boat Race

Dorothy Torivio, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo)

Jacqueline Lauren Stevens, Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

Lucy M Lewis, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo)

Maria Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo

Miguel Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo, eagle

Macaw

Ancestor artist, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo)

Stephen Mopope, Ka'igwu (Kiowa), Eagle Dance, 

Stephen Mopope, War Dance

Ancestor artist, Haida, mask

Ancestor Artist, Acheti Sakowin (Sioux) painted buffalo robe

Newell Convers Wyeth

Alfred Jacob Miller, bull boating across the Platte

John T. Bowen, Opothle Yoholo, Creek Chief

John T. Bowen, Yoholo-Micco, Creek Chief