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Native American Studies Center expands its art gallery

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USCL center receives anonymous donation of Catawba Indian artwork

By Nita Brown
Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 7:00 am (Updated: February 6, 7:01 am)

The Native American Studies Center expanded its art gallery just before Christmas with a gift made possible through an anonymous donor. Catawba Indian Chief and subject of many Catawba creations, King Haigler, rules once again in clay in a still-life painting by Greenville artist, Nancy Biggs Thomas.


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