US SW Litho Print Talavie Hopi Dan Namingha

Up for sale from a recent estate in Honolulu Hawaii, this contemporary US Southwestern unframed limited edition 102/200 color lithograph that is printed on arches paper and is titled "Talavie" depicting Hopie houses in a desert landscape and is signed by the artist Dan Namhinga (born 1950). The piece is shown in a frame but will be sold either rolled up in a mailing tube or flat in with mat and backing. The condition is described above for more information please check the photos. The price given is for rolled up tube shipping in case you prefer to have the piece mailed flat contact the shipping rate will be $70.
Measurements:
Print 22.25 inches x 30 inches
More about the artist:
Dan Namingha was born in 1950 in Keams Canyon, Arizona. He studied art at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, and The American Academy of Art in Chicago.
Namingha, whose ancestry is Hopi-Tewa, carries a strong family tradition of artistic expression into its fifteenth generation. His great-great-grandmother, Nampayco, is credited with rekindling the art of Hopi Pottery, which his mother and sister continue. Namingha's uncles carve some of three-hundred variations of Hopi kachinas - doll-sized, wooden renderings of ceremonial dancers who are messengers of the spirit world.
Namingha's studies at art schools and at the Institute of American Indian Arts, led him toward the new movements that encouraged experimentation with traditional art forms. That sense of freedom is what he found so alluring in the art of the Abstract Expressionists, which he first discovered at the age of ten in an encyclopedia on his Arizona reservation. The works of Picasso and Klee, for example, which borrow petroglyphs and icons from indigenous cultures that the artists themselves did not understand, beguiled the young Namingha. By imitating those masters he learned to transform, with deep understanding and authority, the symbols of his own visionary culture into contemporary art. By drawing on his 3500-year-old culture as well as his experience of modern America, Namingha gives us American art not only at its source but also at its best.
Written and submitted by Jean Ershler Schatz, artist and researcher from Laguna Woods, California.
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Since 2006, Andres Harnisch Brokerage has specialized in selling art, antiques, jewelry, and collectibles. Harnisch is a certified personal property appraiser and holds accreditation through the Certified Appraisers Guild of America and the International Fine Art Appraisers. The company is the only brokerage in Hawaii to receive 'Professional Status' in the American Society of Estate Liquidators.

Since 2006, Andres Harnisch Brokerage has specialized in selling art, antiques, jewelry, and collectibles. Harnisch is a certified personal property appraiser and holds accreditation through the Certified Appraisers Guild of America and the International Fine Art Appraisers. The company is the only brokerage in Hawaii to receive 'Professional Status' in the American Society of Estate Liquidators.

Reserve: $529.00

Shipping:
Domestic: Flat-rate of $50.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.
International: Flat-rate of $75.00 to anywhere in the world.
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Location: This item ships from Hawaii.

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Condition Report: The print and its matting are in good pre-owned condition, the print will be sold without the frame and glass shown in the photos,