Width: 17 in.
Height: 12 in. ]]> Dr. Clemente's Office 1-31-20]]>
]]> that are painted on and are distinct to the plains region. Back side is blank. ]]> News Article- Glitter Cowboy Fashion
Book- "How the West was Worn"
N. Turk Labels]]> 1938 - Job Descriptions for the Retail Trade, Volume 2 - Milliner - Millinery Artist

Illustrated Milliner Company. “The Illustrated Milliner: American Authority on Millinery, Manufacturer's Edition, Volume 23.8” (August 1922): 19m

Contemperary Sources:
Reynolds, William and Rich Rand. The Cowboy Hat Book. Salt Lake City: Gibbs Smith, 2003.

Hopkins, Susie. The Century of Hats: Headturning Style of the Twentieth Century. Chartwell Books, 1999

]]> Rex Bell Jr. was District Attorney from 1987-1995]]> "Don Manuel Guerro, a master brass artisan (latonero)"
one Chilean Liberal activist of the 19th century, also mentioned here. I'm not sure if it's significant to the making of the plate, but because of the similaries, I've left it here until we can further assess the connection.]]> Width: 19.5 in.
Height: 1 in.]]> Width: 9 in.
Height: 5 in.]]> 2/7/2020]]>
The other two appear to be very aged, indicative of what store the item was purchased at. One sticker contains the name of the store, with faded yellow ink below it "P-222", the other says "Acoma Canteen." The store has been active since 1976.]]> The creation of the artifact coincides with a period of time in the 1970s where interest in Indigenous art began to increase and was used as a means of cultural preservation and expression and economic output by indigenous communities.]]>
Lanmon, Dwight P., Francis Harvey Harlow. The Pottery of Acoma Pueblo. Museum of New Mexico Press, 2013.

Sikorski, Kathryn A. Modern Hopi Pottery. Logan: Utah State University Press, 1968.]]> Width: 8 in.
Height: 7 in.]]> Garland's Navajo Rugs, Sedona AZ]]>