There is some interesting art at the Elkart History Museum, from Native American portraits to artwork of negotiations with the White forces, to portraits of the Civil War. There is also stained glass and other decorative art.
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| Tecumsah |
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| Garden Quilt part of the Elkhart County exhibit |
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| decorated little library |
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| stained glass |
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| quilt |
I found other Native American art in other sections of the museum; particularly modern art section.
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| Native Ameerican gallery |
There is a special display at the Joslyn Art Museum. The name Dripping Earth is a take off from the clan name to which Luger pertains. He is Mandan, Hidatsu, Arikara, Lakota. Images are owned and copyrighted by Cannupa Hanska Luger. The presentation uses multi-media
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| bull boat |
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| hand pottery |
Much of the Joslyn Art Museum is devoted to Native Americans
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| Navajo Blankets |
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| Eanger Irving Couse, Hunter in the Aspens |
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| Oscar Howe, Sioux Boat Race |
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| Dorothy Torivio, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo) |
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| Jacqueline Lauren Stevens, Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska |
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| Lucy M Lewis, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo) |
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| Maria Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo |
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| Miguel Martinez, San Ildefonso Pueblo, eagle |
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| Macaw |
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| Ancestor artist, Haa'ku (Acoma Pueblo) |
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| Stephen Mopope, Ka'igwu (Kiowa), Eagle Dance, |
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| Stephen Mopope, War Dance |
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| Ancestor artist, Haida, mask |
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| Ancestor Artist, Acheti Sakowin (Sioux) painted buffalo robe |
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| Newell Convers Wyeth |
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| Alfred Jacob Miller, bull boating across the Platte |
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| John T. Bowen, Opothle Yoholo, Creek Chief |
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| John T. Bowen, Yoholo-Micco, Creek Chief |
