Enduring Beauty: Two Centuries of Seminole Art

The exhibition will present traditional articles of adornment and domestic crafts produced by Seminoles from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century. The articles includes in the exhibition are: embroidered and beaded bandolier bags, moccasins, sashes and leggings; men’s shirts and jackets and women’s skirts and capes, all with traditional applique, embroidery and patchwork motifs; beaded necklaces; baskets; and costumed dolls. Accompanying these objects will be historic paintings, prints and photographs that document individuals, families and the Seminole way of life during the past two centuries.

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website