- Métis
fiddle Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty (b. 1969), bead artist,
quillworker, and
regalia maker Indigenous,
Nakota blues band
Georgia Wettlin L****n...
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Connery (August 9, 1985). "Film is a
portrait of the
lifestyle of
Lakota quillworkers". The
Rapid City Journal.
Rapid City,
South Dakota. p. 24. Retrieved...
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activist Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty, Fort Peck ****iniboine and
Sioux quillworker and
beadwork artist Edmonia Lewis, African-American/Mississauga Ojibwe-descendent...
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ledger artist and
tribal historian Alice Blue Legs, (1925–2003)
master quillworker who
worked to
revive and
preserve the art
Tokala Clifford,
actor Chief...
- (1831–1889),
Canadian politician Sarah Hardisty (1924–2014), Dene
elder and
quillworker Hardisty family,
Canadian family of
British heritage This page lists...
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Sarah Hardisty (1924–2014) was a Dene
elder and
quillworker.
Hardisty was born
Sarah Sanguez on 17 July 1924 in the Jean
Marie River (Tthek'éhdélı̨) community...
- of
Odawa Indians. She
descended from many
generations of Odawa/Ojibwa
quillworkers. Her great-aunt Anna Odei'min is one of the best-known WPA Arts and Crafts...
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Standing Rock
Sioux Tribe in the
Western Dakotas.
Several award-winning
quillworkers are
active in the art
world today, such as
Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty...
- form is very much
alive today.
Examples of contemporary, award-winning
quillworkers include Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty, (Sioux-****iniboine) artist;...
- television, and
radio actor Christiana Morris (1804–1886), Mi'kmaq
quillworker Clara Morris (1849–1925),
American actress Craig Morris (born 1968),...
