USS Kiqötsmovi, NCC 1680 Constitution Class (Starship Enterprise), 2024
Status:
Closed
Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000
Estimate$1,000 – $2,000
Status
Closed
Gregory Lomayesva
(Hopi, b. 1971)
USS Kiqötsmovi, NCC 1680 Constitution Class (Starship Enterprise), 2024
cottonwood, parrot feathers, and pigment
signed Lomayesva and dated (underside of base)
16 1/2 x 30 x 13 1/2 inches.
Property Being Sold to Support the Mission and Vision of The Couse-Sharp Historic Site, Taos, New Mexico
This lot is located in Denver.
Adam Veil serves as Vice President and a Fine Art Specialist at Freeman’s.
Veil joined Freeman’s in 2021 following years of experience in both the auction world and the academy. His area of specialization is pre-WWII American Art, although he has lectured and published on topics ranging from Mexican landscape painting and Old Master printmaking to art market economics.
Veil earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in art history from Penn State University and pursued doctoral studies at Indiana University Bloomington. Prior to joining Freeman’s, Veil was Head of Fine Art at a Washington, D.C.-area auction house, and Executive Director of the Santa Fe Art Auction, where he oversaw market-setting auctions of classical and contemporary Western, Southwestern, and California art. He has also held positions in provenance research, art fair operations, and as editor and producer of The Conversation, a popular Los Angeles–based contemporary art podcast. Concurrent with his role at Freeman’s, Veil is a professor at Mansfield University of Pennsylvania, where he teaches courses in Renaissance, Modern, and American art history.