Canteen
Canteen
Canteen
Canteen

On view

Native North American Art
Princeton Collects

Canteen,

early 20th century

Attributed to Num-pa-yu (Nampeyo of Hano), Hopi-Tewa, 1859–1942; born and died Hano, Hopitu Shi-nu-mu (Hopi) Pueblo, AZ
2022-167

Information

Title
Canteen
Dates

early 20th century

Maker
Attributed to Num-pa-yu (Nampeyo of Hano)
Medium
Ceramic with buff, red, and black slip-paint
Dimensions
18.5 × 15.5 × 15.5 cm (7 5/16 × 6 1/8 × 6 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Jim Maddox, Class of 1965, and Lucy Maddox
Object Number
2022-167
Place Made

North America, United States, Arizona, Hano (Tewa Village), Hopi Reservation, First Mesa

Inscription
in paint with barrier and top coat: 50.245
Culture
Pueblo, Hopi, Native American
Type
ceramics, vessels (containers)

[Medicine Man Gallery, Tucson (AZ)]; acquired by Jim Maddox, by 2022; donated to the Princeton University Art Museum by Jim Maddox and Lucy Maddox, 2022.

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