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Otis Polelonema

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Polelonema stopped painting in the 1970s, and started to focus on Hopi traditions and Hopi cultural arts. In late life, he worked as a song composer of Hopi ceremonial dances, including songs of the Gray Flute society. He taught Hopi weaving in 1971 at Mary Pendleton's Pendleton Fabric Craft School
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A Bridge Across Cultures: Pueblo Painters in Santa Fe, 1910-1932 : an Exhibition at the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 23 Through September 30, 1992
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Otis died on December 27, 1981, at Shungopovi, during the Solstice Ceremony. However, sometimes 1972 is attributed as his year of death.
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In 1925, Polelonema married Jessie Salaftoche, and together they had 6 children. His son Tyler Polelonema is a noted artist.
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painter, illustrator, weaver, song composer, and educator. He lived in Shongopovi most of his life. He also worked as a
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museum. His work is also part of the Elizabeth Willis DeHuff Collection of American Indian Art at
171:, under the supervision of John DeHuff. Polelonema took after-school art instruction classes at 643: 623: 459: 364: 284: 667: 258:(illustrator), Otis Polelonema (illustrator). New York City, NY: Harcourt, Brace and Company. 218: 214: 145: 195: 735: 153: 129: 504: 255: 210: 176: 617: 568: 453: 358: 305: 278: 187:, and others. He remained in Santa Fe until 1920, then returned to his hometown. 428: 184: 149: 125: 43: 542: 522: 329: 711:"Editor's Note: Life lessons from a distant relative on doing what is right" 209:
Polelonema's artwork can be found in museum collections, including at the
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Hopi painter, illustrator, weaver, song composer, and educator (1902–1981)
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Who Was Who in American Art 1564-1975: 400 Years of Artists in America
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His native name in the 455:Reference Encyclopedia of the American Indian 225:(formerly Museum of New Mexico Art Gallery), 8: 690:Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library 18: 452:Klein, Barry T.; Icolari, Daniel (1974). 235:Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library 616:Project, Federal Writers' (2013-10-31). 363:. Sound View Press. 1999. p. 2628. 269: 227:National Museum of the American Indian 569:"Long Hair Kachina / Otis Polelonema" 384:Mellby, Julie L. (January 23, 2008). 7: 792:20th-century Native American artists 423: 421: 419: 417: 415: 413: 411: 409: 407: 405: 353: 351: 323: 321: 319: 317: 280:Contemporary Native American Artists 252:Taytay's Tales, collected and retold 777:Native American people from Arizona 797:20th-century American male artists 767:People from Navajo County, Arizona 593:"Otis Polelonema (b.1902, d.1972)" 479:Weideman, Paul (August 12, 2016). 458:. Todd Publications. p. 209. 283:. Alliance Publishing. p. 7. 136:which translates to "springtime". 14: 540:Luptak, Gene (October 24, 1986). 672:Detroit Institute of Arts Museum 95:Painting, weaver, song composer 782:20th-century American painters 550:. Arizona Republic. p. 40 46:, Navajo County, Arizona, U.S. 1: 787:20th-century American artists 175:'s house, studying alongside 752:Hopi Tribe of Arizona people 802:Native American songwriters 818: 529:. The J. Paul Getty Trust. 527:Union List of Artist Names 231:Detroit Institute of Arts 167:In 1914, he attended the 762:Native American painters 248:DeHuff, Elizabeth Willis 223:New Mexico Museum of Art 644:"Record Watermelon Boy" 173:Elizabeth Willis DeHuff 433:The Heard Museum Guild 277:Reno, Dawn E. (1995). 169:Santa Fe Indian School 386:"Native American Art" 304:Brody, J. J. 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Index

Shongopovi
Hopi
WPA artist
Hopi language
Hopi Reservation
Shongopovi
Hopi
Arizona
Santa Fe Indian School
Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
Fred Kabotie
Velino Shije Herrera
Awa Tsireh
Sedona
Heard Museum
Gilcrease Museum
McNay Art Museum
New Mexico Museum of Art
National Museum of the American Indian
Detroit Institute of Arts
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
DeHuff, Elizabeth Willis
Fred Kabotie
Contemporary Native American Artists
ISBN
978-0-9641509-6-6
A Bridge Across Cultures: Pueblo Painters in Santa Fe, 1910-1932 : an Exhibition at the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 23 Through September 30, 1992


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