bowl, Nampeyo of Hano; Annie Healing Nampeyo

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Nampeyo of Hano; Annie Healing Nampeyo, bowl
Nampeyo of Hano; Annie Healing Nampeyo, bowl
Nampeyo of Hano , Annie Healing Nampeyo (Queuchawa)
bowl
circa 1915–1920
Nampeyo of Hano, potter
Cultural affiliations: Hopi
1859–1942, active 1880–1940
Annie Healing Nampeyo (Queuchawa), artist
Cultural affiliations: Hopi
1884–1968, active 1900–1930s
bowl, circa 1915–1920
Where object was made: Arizona, United States
Material/technique: paint; ceramic
Dimensions:
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 6.5 x 18.5 cm
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 2 9/16 x 7 5/16 in
Credit line: Gift of Hugh J. Zimmer
Accession number: 2017.0132
On display: Michaelis Gallery
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Empowerment
As Nampeyo got older and her eyesight changed, it became difficult for her to paint the signature design motifs of the Sikyatki Revival style. Her oldest daughter Annie had already learned the art from her mother and the two of them began to collaborate, with Nampeyo forming the pots and Annie finishing them with painted designs.
Empowerment
As Nampeyo got older and her eyesight changed, it became difficult for her to paint the signature design motifs of the Sikyatki Revival style. Her oldest daughter Annie had already learned the art from her mother and the two of them began to collaborate, with Nampeyo forming the pots and Annie finishing them with painted designs.

Exhibitions

Empowerment
Susan Earle, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
Kristina Walker, curator
Angela Watts, curator
2022–2027
Brosseau Center for Learning: Indigenous Peoples' Day 2019
2019