Native American Art

Revere Auctions’ Native American Art department specializes in works by well-known Native American artists and artisans, including San Ildefonso blackware pottery by Maria Martinez, Hopi pottery by the Nampeyo family, Navajo jewelry by Wilford Begay, and contemporary paintings and sculptures by artists including George Morrison and Norval Morrisseau. These pieces are sold alongside an extensive range of Navajo rugs, Southwestern silver and turquoise jewelry, basketry pieces, Inuit carvings, beadwork, and much more. Our department is unique not only for our aggressive marketing and competitive prices, but also for our commitment to ethics. We are the only auction house in the world to have a Public Policy on the Ethical Sale of Native American Art and we work hard to ensure our sale of Native American art achieves the best outcome for buyers, sellers, and tribal nations. Native American art is offered in several sales annually, which are marketed internationally and consistently achieve strong results. Please contact us if you are interested in buying or selling Native American art, and check out our schedule of upcoming sales here.

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Navajo Third Phase Chief’s Blanket Weaving Rug

Sold for $2,800

Jaune Quick-To-See Smith Pastel Black Elk’s Dream C

Sold for $36,000

Allan Houser, Native American, 1914-1994, bronze

Sold For $11,000

Large Navajo Early Pawn Concho Belt

Sold for $1,850

Maria Martinez

San Ildefonso Pueblo potter Maria Martinez is credited with the rediscovery of traditional black-on-black pottery, which has since become iconic. Her innovative work sparked a resurgence in Southwest pottery, and she received great acclaim for her contributions, including two honorary doctorates.

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