Description:
Navajo Hubbell Revival Blanket, c. 1895, woven in commercially spun and dyed single-ply wool in black, red, and gray, with typical banded design of a woman's chief's blanket, background composed of horizontal alternating strips in black and gray, with three red bands each with five black outlined crosses, 58 x 51 in.
Provenance: Private collection, Virginia; Shiprock Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Estimate $7,000-9,000
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Keywords
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