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Trading posts and curio shops offered many opportunities to sell expensive works of art to the traveling public.
During the Great Depression, however, rarely could the best potters, weavers, and Native artists support their
families solely through the sale of their best works of art. Artists including Fannie Nampeyo, Maria Martinez,
and Lucy Lewis made popular objects such as ashtrays and candlesticks to make their ends meet.
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