Zuni Pueblo Art Gallery
These woodblock etchings provide the most historically accurate record of Zuni Pueblo lifestyles approximately 150 years ago.
Shalako
Sayatasha and Hututu
Shulaawitsi
Shalako
Mask of the Shumai'Koli of the Zenith
Dry Painting and wall decorations of Thlewekwe
Head-dress with tablet ornamented with cloud, sun, crescent, and star symbols
Altar of the Newekwe
Altar of Shumaakwe
Chief Bow Tie
Ancient Mines in the Valley of the Pines
Arrival of Sha'la'k'o
Bivouac in the Valley of the Pines
Zuni in Boston seeing the Atlantic for the First Time
Zuni Burial
Burying Sacred Plume Sticks in the Ocean
Making Breakfast
Zuni Courtship
Zuni Dance
Zuni Demon of Childhood
Zuni Farmers
Zuni Farmhouse
Return of the Flock
Zuni Girl with Water Jug
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and Teniente
Zuni Grinding Corn
Making Paper Bread
Night with the Sha'la'k'o
Na Na He, or Cornflower, Moqui, Member of the Little Fire Order of the Zuni, Rattlesnake Order in Moqui
Lai-Iu-Ah-Tsai-Lun-K'ia, Priest of the Temple, or Medical Cacique. Clan of the Parrots
Pa-Lo-Wah-Ti-Wa, Governor of Zuni, or Head Political Chief, Clan of the Macaws
Nai-Iu-Tchi, Senior Priest. Order of the Bow, Clan of the Eagles, Sun and Rattlesnake, Emblems of his Orders.
Pedro Pino. Lai-Iu-Ah-Tsai-La. Formerly Governor of Zuni for 30 years
Making Pottery
Zuni Decorating Pottery
Zuni Pottery
Midsummer in Zuni
Zuni Pueblo
Reception in Wellesley College
Zuni Silversmith
Zuni Spinning Wool
Zuni Street View
The "Song" told by the Paint and Clay Club
The "Story" told by Nai-Iu-Tchi and translated by Mr. Cushing at the Paint and Clay Club
Torturing a Sorceror
Tower of the Shadows and Road to the Red Door
Zuni War Party
Zuni Weavers and Loom
Moqui Pueblo