Tad Anderman: Native Arts Dealer - Epi. 68, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

10/02/19 • 66 min

Tad Anderman shares his life story of growing up in the Southwest and his love of Indian Art. How he turns his passion for looking at Native American art at the Denver Art Museum into a profession. Tad takes us on his journey to Sydney Australia to open one of the first Native American Art galleries and the challenges involved in selling Indian Art in another country. Besides selling Native American Art Tad Anderman also has one of the largest collection of early Hopi Tiles and a family collection of Papua New Guinea art.

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Jeff Hengesbaugh: Historian & Native Art Trader - Epi. 67, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Historian Jeff Hengesbaugh sits down with host Mark Sublette to discuss recreating his journey of being a current-day mountain man and fur trader into a Native American and Antique dealer. Mark and Jeff discuss his path from a self-taught anthropologist and the many trials he endured to make a living selling antique goods. Jeff's insight into the history of mountain man is not to be missed.

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Michael Haskell: Spanish Colonial Furniture Expert - Epi. 69, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Michael Haskell Indian Art and Spanish Colonial furniture dealer discuss his life story of how he got interested in the field fifty years ago, he's a third-generation Santa Barbara resident. Interesting story about the painter Don Perceval, Maynard Dixon, and Clay Lockett as well as buying old pawn off the Navajo reservation.
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