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Check out the awesome work of Dallin Maybee, featured on Native American Artists, Musicians and Writers

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Repost from Native American Artists, Musicians and Writers Facebook Page | November 20

Dallin Maybee

The Arapaho/Seneca artist Dallin Maybee was raised on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation in Western New York, home of the Seneca Nation of Indians. He comes from a long line of well-known beadworkers including Bob Spoonhunter, Agnes Logan, and Rebecca Maldonado as well as his brother Kenn Williams Jr. Besides being an award-winning artist, Dallin Maybee is also an international performer as well as a lecturer and has a Juris Doctorate. Dallin Maybee’s works are part of several public and private collections worldwide, including the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian.

Enjoy Dallin Maybee’s impressive and multi-faceted artwork below. To view additional works by Dallin, visit the Native American Artists, Musicians and Writers Facebook page.

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