Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - View of the Natural Bridge, Agatized Tree, 160 ft Exposed, Chalcedony Park (Petrified Forest), Arizona contemporary-southwestern-jewelry but continued to work until

but continued to work until 1919

Blessingway has been working to keep the Diné community safe and healthy with food

who collected them in the 1990s

demonstrating her deep personal connection to nature

The owner purchased this bowl from an estate sale of a collector in Santa Barbara

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - View of the Natural Bridge, Agatized Tree, 160 ft Exposed, Chalcedony Park (Petrified Forest), Arizona contemporary-southwestern-jewelry but continued to work untilUnframed. Ben Wittick was a pioneer photographer of the American Southwest. This image, along with others in its collection, was a part of his "Views in New Mexico, Arizona, and Old Mexico" and represented life of Pueblo people in the late 19th century.