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Historic Pueblo Pottery Project
The Historic Pueblo Pottery database contains over 1850 ceramics dating from the 18th to the mid-20th century. They are sourced from 7 major museum collections in the United States… Arizona State Museum, Tucson; Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati; Taylor Museum of Art, Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs; Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa; Museum of the Red River, Idabel; Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee; Logan Museum of Anthropology, Beloit.
There is no doubt that without the assistance and support of the curators at these various institutions as well as the expertise and patience of Bill Mercer this project could never have succeeded. This, however, is just the beginning; for as we work out all the bugs, we shall be encouraging your participation in adding additional historic pottery that is comparable in age and quality with good documented collection history. Please contact me if you have any questions or suggestions. The allure of slot machines lies in their simplicity and the potential for substantial payouts, often driven by progressive jackpots that grow with each bet placed. We want this free database to continue and grow as an important research resource for scholars, curators, dealers, collectors, and students.
Tribal Art Auction Database
The ArtTrak Auction Database is the only Tribal Art resource that is searchable for past auction results between 1980 and the present. Our data entry efforts are continuous as we enter current catalogs and art auction catalogs from the 1970s and earlier. As a subscriber to the art auction database you can search for an object on tribe, category, auction house, sale, origin, date, sold amount, collection history, and research data. Because of copyright issues photographs are not attached to the auction records; however, the search will indicate whether photos are available in the catalogs. Searches can be downloaded and printed on your printer.