A Nice Collection of Paintings
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Open Edition Canvas Transfer
"Happiness of Youth"
Indian Oil Painting by Don Clark.
"Happiness of Youth"
Indian Oil Painting by Don Clark.
This is a true collectors item.
This print is a high quality canvas transfer in which a thick copy is taken from the original and transferred to another canvas for an amazing print that looks just like an original painting.
The image was created by master artist Don Clark and it artfully depicts
a smiling Indian child.
The size of this painting is 17-1/4" by 23-1/2".
Don Clark is an award winning Navajo Indian painter.
His preferred media are oil, pastels, and charcoal.
His work has been published in several magazines and papers and his paintings have been shown in exhibits across the country.
This print is a high quality canvas transfer in which a thick copy is taken from the original and transferred to another canvas for an amazing print that looks just like an original painting.
The image was created by master artist Don Clark and it artfully depicts
a smiling Indian child.
The size of this painting is 17-1/4" by 23-1/2".
Don Clark is an award winning Navajo Indian painter.
His preferred media are oil, pastels, and charcoal.
His work has been published in several magazines and papers and his paintings have been shown in exhibits across the country.
"The first peace...is that which comes within the
souls of men when they realize their relationship
with the universe and all its Powers...is really
everywhere, it is within each of us."
(Oglala Lakota)
souls of men when they realize their relationship
with the universe and all its Powers...is really
everywhere, it is within each of us."
(Oglala Lakota)
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Open Edition Canvas Transfer
"Voice of the People"
Indian Oil Painting by J.D.Challenger.
"Voice of the People"
Indian Oil Painting by J.D.Challenger.
£ 125.00
Nobody should be without this master piece!
This print is a high quality canvas transfer in which a thick copy is taken from the original and transferred to another canvas for an amazing print that looks just like an original painting.
The image was created by master artist J.D. Challenger and it artfully depicts
four Native American warriors in full face paint and regalia.
The size of this painting is 18-3/4" by 23".
J.D. Challenger was set forth on his art career after he showed his paintings to a Native American holy man who told him, "Your path is to tell our story and educate others." Challenger was raised in Oklahoma where he learned to paint through his observations of nature and the customs of the Native Americans. He gathered his inspiration from the friendships he sealed with his Native American neighbors and made it his life's work to follow the words of the holy man and to tell the story of the Native Americans.
This print is a high quality canvas transfer in which a thick copy is taken from the original and transferred to another canvas for an amazing print that looks just like an original painting.
The image was created by master artist J.D. Challenger and it artfully depicts
four Native American warriors in full face paint and regalia.
The size of this painting is 18-3/4" by 23".
J.D. Challenger was set forth on his art career after he showed his paintings to a Native American holy man who told him, "Your path is to tell our story and educate others." Challenger was raised in Oklahoma where he learned to paint through his observations of nature and the customs of the Native Americans. He gathered his inspiration from the friendships he sealed with his Native American neighbors and made it his life's work to follow the words of the holy man and to tell the story of the Native Americans.
£ 97.50
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Open Edition Lithograph
"grandmother & Child"
Indian Oil Painting by Clifford Beck
"grandmother & Child"
Indian Oil Painting by Clifford Beck
Looking for something special to add to your collection??
You Found It!
This is a beautiful lithograph open edition art print.
This is the perfect edition for your home or office.
This print features the image of a Native American woman tenderly holding her infant grandchild.
This is the perfect gift for any art collector.
It is 17-1/2" by 23-1/2".
Clifford Beck was an award winning Navajo Indian artist. He was a full time artist from 1979 until his death in 1995. He worked primarily as an illustrator, a photographer, and an art teacher. His preferred media were oil and pastel. He attended the University of Northern Arizona and the California College of Arts and Crafts. Beck's work has been widely published in magazines and newspapers and it has been documented in numerous Indian Art books.
You Found It!
This is a beautiful lithograph open edition art print.
This is the perfect edition for your home or office.
This print features the image of a Native American woman tenderly holding her infant grandchild.
This is the perfect gift for any art collector.
It is 17-1/2" by 23-1/2".
Clifford Beck was an award winning Navajo Indian artist. He was a full time artist from 1979 until his death in 1995. He worked primarily as an illustrator, a photographer, and an art teacher. His preferred media were oil and pastel. He attended the University of Northern Arizona and the California College of Arts and Crafts. Beck's work has been widely published in magazines and newspapers and it has been documented in numerous Indian Art books.
£127.00
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Original
"Buffalo Warrior Spirit"
Navajo Pen & Ink Sketch
by Native American artist Frank Nez
"Buffalo Warrior Spirit"
Navajo Pen & Ink Sketch
by Native American artist Frank Nez
This is not a reproduction, this is an original work of art! This is a true collectors item.
This original sketch was created by master Navajo artist Frank Nez.
This intricate and detailed composition masterfully depicts the spirit of a Buffalo warrior chief with a stern visage flowing out from the smoke of a peace pipe. The detail and textures of this sketch are incredible. This is one of the finest examples of Nez's work that we've seen. This framed artwork is 16-1/2" by 13-3/4".
Signed and dated by the artist F. Nez, '03.
This is your chance to own a true original Navajo artwork.
This original sketch was created by master Navajo artist Frank Nez.
This intricate and detailed composition masterfully depicts the spirit of a Buffalo warrior chief with a stern visage flowing out from the smoke of a peace pipe. The detail and textures of this sketch are incredible. This is one of the finest examples of Nez's work that we've seen. This framed artwork is 16-1/2" by 13-3/4".
Signed and dated by the artist F. Nez, '03.
This is your chance to own a true original Navajo artwork.
£525.00
Frankie C. Nez is a full-blooded Navajo from Arizona.
He comes from an artistic family and started drawing when he was about seven.
Over the years he developed and refined his craft and has become a versatile and talented Navajo Indian artist.
He skillfully works in a wide variety of media such as ink, color pencil, water color, and bead work.
He also carves Kachina dolls and makes tomahawks.
Nez does anything that comes to his imagination.
He is well-known for his intricate details and exact, symmetrical compositions featuring traditional Navajo designs.
Nez's work has been seen and sold throughout the southwest, in Mexico, and beyond.
His inspiration mainly comes from his observations of life on the reservation.
He comes from an artistic family and started drawing when he was about seven.
Over the years he developed and refined his craft and has become a versatile and talented Navajo Indian artist.
He skillfully works in a wide variety of media such as ink, color pencil, water color, and bead work.
He also carves Kachina dolls and makes tomahawks.
Nez does anything that comes to his imagination.
He is well-known for his intricate details and exact, symmetrical compositions featuring traditional Navajo designs.
Nez's work has been seen and sold throughout the southwest, in Mexico, and beyond.
His inspiration mainly comes from his observations of life on the reservation.
P&P = £20.00
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Original
"One's Honor"
Navajo Water Color Sketch
by
Native American artist Ronald Chee
"One's Honor"
Navajo Water Color Sketch
by
Native American artist Ronald Chee
This is not a reproduction, this is an original work of art!
This original sketch was created by master Navajo artist Ronald Chee. This intricate and detailed composition masterfully depicts a warrior with a lance. This image celebrates the artist's traditional Navajo themes in a contemporary composition. This is a fine, original work of art and will compliment any decor. It comes matted and ready to be framed.
The artwork is 15-1/4" by 18" and with the matte measures 18" by 22".
Signed and dated by the artist R. Chee, '94.
Ronald Chee was born in Window Rock, AZ of the Dine tribe. His work is prized by collectors and is featured in many shows and museums, including the Fine Arts Museum in Santa Fe, the Smithsonian Museum Shops in Washington, D.C., the Heard Museum in Phoenix and the South West Museum in Santa Fe. Ronald Chee's work provides insight into a culture of Natural Existence within his Native tradition. Chee, working in many media, strives to preserve the traditional, natural and cultural concepts of Native people. Ronald also has reached beyond his own Navajo culture to create interesting images of Plains Indian life.
This original sketch was created by master Navajo artist Ronald Chee. This intricate and detailed composition masterfully depicts a warrior with a lance. This image celebrates the artist's traditional Navajo themes in a contemporary composition. This is a fine, original work of art and will compliment any decor. It comes matted and ready to be framed.
The artwork is 15-1/4" by 18" and with the matte measures 18" by 22".
Signed and dated by the artist R. Chee, '94.
Ronald Chee was born in Window Rock, AZ of the Dine tribe. His work is prized by collectors and is featured in many shows and museums, including the Fine Arts Museum in Santa Fe, the Smithsonian Museum Shops in Washington, D.C., the Heard Museum in Phoenix and the South West Museum in Santa Fe. Ronald Chee's work provides insight into a culture of Natural Existence within his Native tradition. Chee, working in many media, strives to preserve the traditional, natural and cultural concepts of Native people. Ronald also has reached beyond his own Navajo culture to create interesting images of Plains Indian life.
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£135.00
This is your chance to own a true original Navajo artwork.
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