Hopi Women Carrying Water Vessels c. 1920

Fred Kabotie's "Hopi Women Carrying Water Vessels" (c. 1920) is a watercolor on paper depicting three Hopi women in traditional clothing, carrying water jars on their heads. Kabotie, a prominent Hopi artist, was known for his depictions of Hopi life, and his work reflects the traditions and cultural significance of the Hopi people. The watercolor is a delicate and evocative portrayal of the women's grace and strength as they carry out their daily tasks. Kabotie's meticulous detail and realistic style make this artwork a valuable historical document of Hopi culture.