David M. Horkmans | Spencer Museum of Art

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Place of Birth: Humboldt, Wisconsin, United States

Date of Birth: February 8, 1876

Place of Death: Douglas County, Kansas, United States

Date of Death: August 16, 1951

Works of Art: 19

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Kaffir Wood Carving. Harvey Brown Col. in Africa

Kaffir Wood Carving. Harvey Brown Col. in Africa, circa 1920

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Kaffir Pillows, Skimmers. H Brown Col. in Africa

Kaffir Pillows, Skimmers. H Brown Col. in Africa, circa 1920

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Kaffir Musical Instruments. Harvey Brown Col. in Africa

Kaffir Musical Instruments. Harvey Brown Col. in Africa, circa 1920

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Casa Grande Ruins

Casa Grande Ruins, circa 1903

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Ancient adobe ruin near Tucson Arizona

Ancient adobe ruin near Tucson Arizona, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), A Pima home

A Pima home, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Mortar, pestles, and grinding stone or mill. New Mexico, Snow M.

Mortar, pestles, and grinding stone or mill. New Mexico, Snow M., circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Pueblo of Taos

Pueblo of Taos, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Puebla – Santa Clara

Puebla – Santa Clara, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Governor's Palace. Santa Fe, N.M.

Governor's Palace. Santa Fe, N.M., circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Decorating Pottery Arizona

Decorating Pottery Arizona, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Hopi Maiden

Hopi Maiden, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Pima Girl in native dress

Pima Girl in native dress, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), San Miguel Church Santa Fe, N.M. Founded 1550

San Miguel Church Santa Fe, N.M. Founded 1550, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Pueblo of Taos

Pueblo of Taos, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Zuni water carrier

Zuni water carrier, circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Grinding [illegible]

Grinding [illegible], circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Haida Man & Woman, Tatooing [sic]

Haida Man & Woman, Tatooing [sic], circa 1905

David M. Horkmans (1876–1951), Haida Man Tatooed[sic] Haida Woman Taooed[sic]

Haida Man Tatooed[sic] Haida Woman Taooed[sic], circa 1905