Handwoven Navajo train pictorial weaving by Leroy Yazzie, depicting three generations of trains traveling through the Navajo reservation. The composition shows a 1940s-era train along the bottom, a 1970s-era train through the center, and modern passenger trains near the top, set against mesas, mountains, blue skies, and clouds. The piece is finely woven with strong pictorial detail, capturing both the movement of the trains and the Southwestern landscape they pass through.

40” (3' 4") Width, 52” (4' 4") Length