FARMINGTON, N.M. (KRQE) – The Farmington Museum has acquired a unique collection of 26 rare wooden carvings created by the Navajo artist Charlie Willeto. The collection, previously held by T. Greg Marrion and the Marrion Family Foundation, was donated to the museum after decades of private display. Willeto spent his life in the Navajo Nation serving his community as a […]
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Farmington Museum acquires collection of wood carvings by Navajo artist Charlie Willeto
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