Artist

Jimmy Wilson

Active in
  • Leupp, Arizona, United States
Biography

Jimmy Wilson is from the Naakaii dine'é (Mexican, or Wondering People) clan in Leupp, Arizona (Russell P. Hartman, Navajo Pottery: Traditions and Innovations, 1987). He learned to make pottery from the ceramist Faye Tso, who is also represented in this collection. He originally made ceremonial pottery, but then began drawing patterns on the clay and even modeled figures and animals onto the sides of his pots.

Works by this artist (23 items)

Lamar Baker, Sadist (from Aberrations), 1937, lithograph, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift by exchange from The Columbus Museum, Georgia, 1998.115.10
Sadist (from Aberrations)
Date1937
lithograph
Not on view
Lamar Baker, Reclining Nude, 1942, lithograph on paper, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift by exchange from The Columbus Museum, Georgia, 1998.115.22
Reclining Nude
Date1942
lithograph on paper
Not on view
Lamar Baker, The Slave Plant, 1939, lithograph on paper, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift by exchange from The Columbus Museum, Georgia, 1998.115.14
The Slave Plant
Date1939
lithograph on paper
Not on view
Lamar Baker, Negro Head, 1940, lithograph on paper, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift by exchange from The Columbus Museum, Georgia, 1998.115.18
Negro Head
Date1940
lithograph on paper
Not on view