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Item Tag: 1970-1979

Mescalero Apache Artist Ignatius Palmer (1922-1985) OIL PAINTING 1975 14″WX17″H

Mescalero Apache Artist Ignatius Palmer (1922-1985) OIL PAINTING 1975 14″WX17″H Mescalero Apache Artist Ignatius Palmer (1922-1985) Oil Painting 1975Signed: PALMER ’75Frame 13 1/2″ W X 16 1/2″ HThe following Artist Biography is from Adobe Gallery (adobegallery.com)Ignatius Palmer, Apache Artist(1922 – 1985)“Ignatius Palmer, a Mescalero Apache, was born about 1921. He was painting as early as 1939. . . but seems to have done most of his exhibiting between 1957 and 1962. At the Scottsdale show in the latter year he received a second award for . . . a painting executed in tempera.” Tanner, 1973The famous Santa Fe architect, John Gaw Meem, designed a building in downtown Albuquerque for Maurice Maisel’s new trading post and asked Olive Rush to paint murals at the entrance. She suggested she select Indian artists to paint them. All selected were from The Studio of the Santa Fe Indian School. They were Awa Tsireh; Popovi Da and Pop Chalee painted northern Pueblo subjects; Ben Quintana, Ku-Pe-Ru, and Joe Herrera did Keres motifs; Wilson Dewey and Ignatius Palmer added some of the Apache patterns; and Ha-So De and Harrison Begay contributed Navajo ones. Palmer painted a Gan Dancer. The murals still exist on the building.“Ignatius Palmer shows his paintings mainly in the tribal arts center near his home in the Mescalero Apache area. Large and impressive figures of Gan Dancers and other ceremonial personages appear in flat, outlined constructions in most of these. Palmer is one of the few Apache artists who have consistently combined painting with duties and distractions of reservation life.” Dunn, 1968Ignatius Palmer (1922 – 1985) served in the U. S. Army Air Corps in World War II, after which he became a construction worker and painter. He provided illustrations for a Bent-Mescalero (NM) Elementary School, Apache stories for bilingual classes. The item pictured is the item you will receive. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR EXACT CONDITION. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING OR BUYING. THANK YOU! ***INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TARIFFS, TAXES, VAT OR IMPORT FEES*** Mescalero Apache Artist Ignatius Palmer (1922-1985) Oil Painting 1975Signed: PALMER ’75Frame 13 1/2″ W X 16 1/2″ H The following Artist Biography is from Adobe Gallery (adobegallery.com)Ignatius Palmer, Apache Artist(1922 – 1985)“Ignatius Palmer, a Mescalero Apache, was born about 1921. He was painting as early as 1939. . . but seems to have done most of his exhibiting between 1957 and 1962. At the Scottsdale show in the latter year he received a second award for . . . a painting executed in tempera.” Tanner, 1973 The famous Santa Fe architect, John Gaw Meem, designed a building in downtown Albuquerque for Maurice Maisel’s new trading post and asked Olive Rush to paint murals at the entrance. She suggested she select Indian artists to paint them. All selected were from The Studio of the Santa Fe Indian School. They were Awa Tsireh; Popovi Da and Pop Chalee painted northern Pueblo subjects; Ben Quintana, Ku-Pe-Ru, and Joe Herrera did Keres motifs; Wilson Dewey and Ignatius Palmer added some of the Apache patterns; and Ha-So De and Harrison Begay contributed Navajo ones. Palmer painted a Gan Dancer. The murals still exist on the building.“Ignatius Palmer shows his paintings mainly in the tribal arts center near his home in the Mescalero Apache area. Large and impressive figures of Gan Dancers and other ceremonial personages appear in flat, outlined constructions in most of these. Palmer is one of the few Apache artists who have consistently combined painting with duties and distractions of reservation life.” Dunn, 1968Ignatius Palmer (1922 – 1985) served in the U. S. Army Air Corps in World War II, after which he became a construction worker and painter. He provided illustrations for a Bent-Mescalero (NM) Elementary School, Apache stories for bilingual classes. The item pictured is the item you will receive. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR EXACT CONDITION. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING OR BUYING. THANK YOU! ***INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TARIFFS, TAXES, VAT OR IMPORT FEES***

MARCEL DYF (1899-1985) After Claudine & the Red Rose Signed Left Corner Print

Please look at all the pictures very closely. There’s a tiny rip in the canvas middle left hand side.also it’s signed on the left hand bottom corner. I purchased this painting from an estate sale I absolutely have no clue of the authenticity. I’m not going to say anything that’s untrustworthy. This painting could use a new frame. Other than that and the tiny rip this painting on canvas is in good condition. Thank you for your time and looking. I look forward into doing business with you. Please follow my eBay I will be listing a lot of pretty nice items. I do combine shipping. Thank you and happy bidding.

Vintage Wooden Rich Miller Arizona Scene 3D W/Stone, Pottery, Leather, Twigs VTG

The Vintage Wooden Rich Miller Arizona Scene 3D painting is an original piece signed by the artist, Rich Miller. This small-sized painting features a mixed media of stone, pottery, leather, and twigs, showcasing a unique Arizona Americana theme. Created in the 1970s in Arizona, USA, this one-of-a-kind artwork is a handmade oil painting that brings a distinct touch to any art collection.