Taos Black Dog Antiques

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

Authentic Antique Taos
Global Culture - Local Ethos

Sterling Silver 10-Concho Heartline Bear Belt

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109 Kit Carson Road, Taos
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08/08/2026

Authentic Antique Taos
Global Culture - Local Ethos

Woody Crumbo (Potawatomi, 1912-1989)
"Night Rider" Signed Etching 64/200

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08/07/2026

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A vintage naja pendant necklace in sterling silver, hand-stamped with vegetal/feather motifs and finished with two rosette-stamped terminal discs. Suspended from a strand of dark blue glass rondelle beads with sterling saucer spacers. A classic Southwestern silhouette drawing on Navajo squash-blossom tradition.

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08/07/2026

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A large-scale close-up portrait painting on square canvas depicting a young woman with long, straight black hair and red lips, set against a bright teal-green ground, wearing a white tank top with visible straps. She raises one finger to her lips in a "hush" gesture. In a distinctive surreal Pop Art touch, each of her pale blue eyes contains a small painted blue "pause" button icon (two vertical white bars) in place of a natural pupil/iris. The composition is rendered in warm, sun-flushed flesh tones with soft pink cheek color, set within a tightly cropped, frontal close-up format. Signed and inscribed on the verso in pencil on the raw canvas, reading "Lomayesva / 07"

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08/06/2026

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Gregory Lomayesva (Hopi/Hispanic, b. 1971), "House on Fire." A large-scale, simplified architectural night scene on square canvas depicting a single gable-roofed house rendered as a solid black silhouette with a thin white roofline outline on fire!

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