Southwest Paintings and Drawings
We have some of the finest painters in the southwest, including Stanton Englehart and Ross Myers . Those who look for indians and cowboys of the old west will find it in the works of Milton Lewis and Jim Rey . Clifford Brycelea and David K. John express the spiritualism of their Navajo heritage. Albert Dreher finds it in the dwellings of the former peoples of the southwest. Hyrum Joe is an authentic portrait painter of Native American people of the Southwest. | ||
"New Mexico Sunlight"- An oil painting by the Four Corners artist, Lance Mumma. Lance captures the alpine and desert in the area by beginning his paintings in the plein air, and finishing them in his studio in Durango. This painting has a 3 3/4 inch linen mat and frame.
"Water Skippers" is a hand pulled limited edition serigraph by Jan Thompson. These little insects are also called Waterbugs, and are images used on the Navajo rugs and pottery designs.
"Summer Place" by Navajo artist Clifford Brycelea is a delicate watercolor interpretation. The Hogan is used like summer camps, and for ceremonials. Clifford paints a quiet and peaceful rendition of the SW landscape.
"Strikes Crow With A Sword"-This is a reproduction of the Plains Ledger Art by Red Hawk the Oglala Sioux artist. His historical representational scenes are of the Great Plains Indian people, during the early 20 th century. Featured is Plate No. 14, it has a 3 inch mat and frame. These reproductions are no longer printed and are very collectible.
"Autumn in the La Platas, Hesperus, Colorado" by Durango artist Lance Mumma. Featured is an oil landscape that truly captures the beauty of the fall in the southwest. Lance spends time in the outdoors painting and then creates the final works in his studio.
"San Ildefonso Song"- Steve Forbis is an artist based out of Austin Texas, he has an emphasis on Native American subjects. Forbis is known for his fine colored pencil paintings, they are highly labor intensive. Pictured is dance at the Pueblo of San Ildefonso. This is a Giclee Iris print, it is signed by the artist and framed with a 6 inches natural wood frame.
"Journey" an acrylic painting by award winning Navajo artist David K. John. Based on the mythology , stories and spirituality of his people, there is an ethereal quality in John's work. PLEASE CALL FOR AVAILABILITY.
"Day and Night Chant" by award winning Navajo artist David K. John. His acrylic paintings are rooted in folklore and history taught to him by his grandfather. David is adding texture to the paintings, this new technique enhances the mystical quality of the work.
"Earth Spirits"-David K. John paints colorful Yei figures that appear to be floating in the atmosphere. David is using more texture in his original paintings, giving another layer of interest to his figures.
