Welcome to Medicine Man Gallery

Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson Arizona has one of the largest selections of Native American, Early Western, and Contemporary Western Art in the United States

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Collector Alert

Want to be the first to see our latest acquisitions? Make sure you sign up for our Medicine Man Gallery Collector Alert email. Click on any of the images below to see our new finds.

August 4, 2021 Important Jewelry Collection plus Pueblo Pottery, Baskets, Navajo Weavings

July 30, 2021 Part 2 - Notable Hopi Potters

July 28, 2021 Adair Payne Painting, Old Pawn Jewelry including Patania, Pueblo Pottery, Baskets, and Navajo Weavings including a Large Germantown

Charles Bloom Murder Mystery Series by Mark Sublette

Looking for your next great read? Author Mark Sublette invites you to explore the Charles Bloom Murder Mystery Series. Follow Santa Fe art dealer Charles Bloom as he untangles a web of conspiracies, murder, and art through thrilling tales set in the Southwest.

Art Dealer Diaries Podcast

Pull up a chair and see the art world through the eyes of Mark Sublette, owner Medicine Man Gallery with over thirty years in the business of buying and selling fine art. Every week, you’ll get an insider’s perspective with interviews of the unique and interesting people that make, find, collect, and deal in great art.

Essential West Magazine

Our online magazine’s primary focus is to feature relevant topics in art, literature, history, museums, lifestyle, and culture. Click the banner below to discover the Essential West

Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona specializes in Antique Native American Indian art and Western Art, Maynard Dixon paintings, Taos Founders, San Ildefonso potters: Maria Martinez, Popovi Da, and Tony Da. Our inventory includes Navajo rugs, Navajo blankets, Pueblo pottery, Native American Basketry, Hopi and Zuni Kachinas, beadwork, old pawn jewelry, and contemporary Native American jewelry. Painters and sculptors include Ed Mell, Howard Post, Billy Schenck, Josh Elliott, Francis Livingston, Ray Roberts, Dennis Ziemienski, Stephen Datz, John Moyers, Terri Kelly Moyers, Fred and Deborah Fellows, Susan Kliewer, Veryl Goodnight, Doug Hyde, Glenn Dean, Eric Bowman, Michael Haskell, Jim Cook, and many others.