Frank Hill Tribal Arts

10/15/2024

It is often said the most commonly asked question in New Mexico is “Do you want Red or Green ?”. At Frank Hill Tribal Arts it’s Red for chile and Green for Turquoise

10/05/2024

Frank Hill Tribal Arts continues to be available by appointment in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We have specialized in antique Navajo, Hopi, Zuni & Rio Grande Pueblo jewelry for over thirty five years. Navajo Concho Belt, circa 1890-Sold

09/26/2024

Zuni earrings made by an artist "formerly known", likely one of the great lapidary artists that worked for trader, C. G. Wallace at Zuni in the 1940's. Sold

09/01/2024

The Gamblers, woodblock print, by famed Arizona Cowboy artist, Lon Megargee, we sold over 30 years ago to the legendary record producer and Western art collector, S***f Garrett. S***f passed away a few years back, I miss him telling me stories of knowing Little Richard, Buddy Holly & Leon Russell to name just a few, he knew every one in the glory days of the record business.

08/20/2024

08/01/2024

Frank Hill Tribal Arts will be in booth B-16 at the upcoming Whitehawk Antique Indian Art Show August 9-12 in historic downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. We feature fine & folk art of the great American Southwest. Large charcol drawing, Pueblo Eagle Dancers, by the great but mostly unknown Herman Bachrach of Las Vegas, New Mexico circa 1930's.

07/02/2024

Silver saguaro pin by famed Hopi silversmith, Morris Robinson, jacket by my favorite designer since fourth grade, Levi/Strauss

06/30/2024

Frank Hill Tribal Arts has been participating in the August Antique American Indian Art Shows in Santa Fe for over thirty five years. We will be at the Whitehawk show in booth B-16, Aug 9-12 & hope to see you if you are in the area. Located in the Santa Fe Convention Center in historic downtown Santa Fe. Navajo or Diné Silver "Cuff" bracelet circa 1900