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dataCD[1] = new data("images/collaboration/cd01_l.jpg","<font><strong>Donna Shakespeare-Cummings </strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;September 2000<br><br>&quot;Hello my name is Donna Shakespeare-Cummings I was born in Thermoplis, Wyoming, and raised on the Wind River Reservation at Arapaho, Wyoming. My father is a Member of the Northern Arapaho Nation and my mother of the Southern Arapaho Nation of Oklahoma. I am an enrolled full-blood member of the Northern Arapaho Nation of the Wind River Reservation. I presently reside in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I have three children; the youngest has picked up the craft of doll making.<br><br>I graduated from the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico with a degree in two-dimensional art in printmaking. After graduating I made a huge change from two-dimensional art to doll making, which has become my passion. Doll making has been a self-taught form of art for the past twenty years. My beadwork skills come from my mother. She was a teacher of her own crafts, if you will, as well an educated teacher. The traditional aspect of designing my dolls comes from the spirit within, as well as my father's strict up bringing. In the Arapaho way, everything has to have a meaning or it is idle, without a cause in life. My father was also the first teacher of Indian Culture Studies at Wyoming Indian High School. This course received accreditation and became part of the high school’s curriculum. My father also published his own book called, Sky People.<br><br>I design a lot of my dolls from looking at old photographs of our grandparents and great grandparents. To make sure the attire is accurate, my dolls are all made with buckskin that is brain tanned and smoked in the traditional way. Some of the other materials I use are various sizes of beads, sea shells, abalone, otter fur, real hair, metal weapons, raw hide, feathers hand painted by me, sinew, and bone beads. My dolls are all made accurately according to historic era and tradition.<br><br>All dolls are hand crafted and designed by me. I accept custom orders. I am available to do workshops and lectures about the history of my dolls, and stories that have been passed on to me. If you have any questions please contact me at the following e-mail address: dshakespeare04@yahoo.com &quot;</font>")
dataCD[2] = new data("images/collaboration/cd02_l.jpg","<font>Arapaho Chief<br>18&quot; x 7&quot; x 5&quot;<br>1997<br><br>&quot;Wearing all brain tanned buckskin, otter fur, metal war axe tips, hand painted feather, holding his medicine bag, and crooked lance. The headpiece is a full- length war bonnet which recognizes his honor and authority to council.&quot;</font>")
dataCD[3] = new data("images/collaboration/cd03_l.jpg","<font>Arapaho woman<br>5&quot; x 5&quot; x 3&quot;1997&quot;<br><br>She is wearing a brain tanned dress of the Southern Arapaho Band, an apron to show womanhood, hand fan of parrot feathers, otter fur hair wraps, beaded purse, glass bead neck choker.&quot;</font>")
dataCD[4] = new data("images/collaboration/cd04_l.jpg","<font>Daht dae eaat<br>18&quot; x 7&quot; x 5&quot;<br>1999<br><br>&quot;Chief doll named after my father. Wearing a full length war bonnet, breast plate, holding a war axe weapon, otter fur hair wraps, carrying a beaded tobacco bag (medicine bag), small intricate designs applied to pants & shirt.&quot;</font>")
dataCD[5] = new data("images/collaboration/cd05_l.jpg","<font>&quot;In the evenings I would create clothing and on the weekends I would travel to Indian art shows in the Southwest. I would exhibit my clothing at various markets such as the Colorado Institute, and the Santa Fe Indian Market. I was encouraged by the first and second place ribbons my creations were awarded.&quot;</font>")
dataCD[6] = new data("images/collaboration/cd06_l.jpg","<font>Ne bi<br>5&quot; x 3&quot; x 2 1/2&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;This is one of the first dolls I made. The dress is brain tanned buckskin, typical of the Northern Band of Arapaho. She is wearing otter fur hair wraps, a plume in her hair, and holding a fan made of pigeon feathers.&quot;</font>")
dataCD[7] = new data("images/collaboration/cd07_l.jpg","<font>Pawnee warrior-Pani<br>18&quot; x 6&quot; x 4&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;This doll is dressed as a warrior. He is wearing a bear claw necklace, which represents power. As warriors rode their horses across the open plains they could be identified by the beadwork on their leggings as seen on the doll. Other materials used: otter fur, bone breastplate,metal arm cuffs, and red powder for the face paint. My husband is Pawnee and gave me permission to make this doll.&quot;</font>")

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