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Santa Fe Art Auction's Native Market Sale Features 600 Lots of Pueblo and Indigenous Art

market-auction · 2026-08-03

From August 11th to 13th, the Santa Fe Art Auction will present its annual Native Market sale, showcasing nearly 600 lots of Pueblo and Indigenous art. Each day, the auction will commence live online at 9:30 MST, right before SWAIA's Indian Market. A preview reception is scheduled for August 7th. The sale features both classic and contemporary pieces, including significant jewelry by Charles Loloma and Susie Lee, such as her Coral and Silver Concho Belt (ca. 1985, estimated at $4,000–6,000). Other highlights include an Acoma Pot (ca. 1885–1895, estimated at $2,500–4,500) and a Germantown Serape (ca. 1880, estimated at $8,000–12,000). In-person previews are available at 932 Railfan Road, Monday through Friday from 10 am to 5 pm.

Key facts

  • Santa Fe Art Auction's Native Market sale runs August 11–13, 2025, with nearly 600 lots.
  • Auction begins live online at 9:30 MST each day; preview reception on August 7.
  • Sale includes jewelry by Charles Loloma, Susie Lee, Julian Lovato, and others.
  • Highlights include Susie Lee's Coral and Silver Concho Belt (est. $4,000–6,000).
  • Pottery includes an Acoma Pot (est. $2,500–4,500) and works by Maria Martinez, Popovi Da.
  • Nearly sixty Diné textiles offered, including a Germantown Serape (est. $8,000–12,000).
  • Paintings by Stephen Mopope, Pablita Velarde, Fritz Scholder, and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's Camas I (est. $2,000–3,000).
  • In-person preview at 932 Railfan Road, Santa Fe, open year-round Mon–Fri 10am–5pm.

Entities

Artists

  • Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
  • Susie Lee
  • Charles Loloma
  • Julian Lovato
  • Orville Z. Tsinnie
  • Geraldine Yazzie
  • Denise Wallace
  • Dan Morgan
  • Maria Martinez
  • Popovi Da
  • Helen Shupla
  • Nancy Youngblood
  • Carmelita Dunlap
  • Stephen Mopope
  • Pablita Velarde
  • Quincy Tahoma
  • Joe Hilario Herrera
  • Vincent Mirabel
  • Julian Martinez
  • Margarete Bagshaw
  • Helen Hardin
  • Tony Abeyta
  • Fritz Scholder
  • Dan Namingha
  • Tony Da
  • Darren Vigil Gray
  • Frank Howell
  • Earl Biss
  • Malcolm Furlow

Institutions

  • Santa Fe Art Auction
  • SWAIA (Southwestern Association for Indian Arts)

Locations

  • Santa Fe
  • United States
  • New Mexico

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