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Hopi Musician Playing Drum

Hopi Musician Playing Drum by H. R. Robinson, n.d.

Medium

Painting

Classification

Painting

Department

Smithsonian Collection

Museum

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Credit

Smithsonian American Art Museum, Bequest of Victor Justice Evans

Accession Number

1985.66.362,154

Tags

full lengthHopipotterydrum

Art Historical Context

Behold the captivating *Hopi Musician Playing*, a full-length painting by H.. Robinson (date unknown) from the Smithsonian American Art Museum collection. This evocative work, bequeathed by Victor Justice Evans, offers a vivid portrayal of a Hopi musician in performance, drum in hand and surrounded by elements like pottery that nod to the rich traditions of the Hopi of the American Southwest. The Hopi, known for their deep cultural heritage, have long used drums as sacred instruments in ceremonies, storytelling, and communal rituals, symbolizing the heartbeat of the earth and community spirit...

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