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Varneted Indian Cowboy

Jean LaMarr

Varneted Indian Cowboy, Prints by Jean LaMarr

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American Indian, Women Artists

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Cowboys Cowgirls, American Indians

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Jean LaMarr, LaMarr etching

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Title
Varneted Indian Cowboy
Artist
Jean LaMarr
Medium
Hand-colored etching
Edition
9/10 State 1
Plate size
23 3/4" height X 23 1/2" width
Frame
Regular glass and enamel metal molding
Frame size
30 1/4" height X 28 1/4" width
Signed
"LaMarr" at lower left in graphite in margin
Date of creation
1984
Condition
Excellent, as appeared framed, glazed.
Provenance
Consigned from the AP Fenderson collection
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About The Varneted Indian Cowboy

Portrait bust of male figure wearing black broad-rimmed hat, sun glasses and a purple bandana. He is wearing a shirt with Indian chief's head pattern. Border consists of copper zig zag designs. An eagle is reflected in his right lens.

This is an iconic Jean LaMarr image.

About Jean LaMarr

(Born 1945, Paiute/ Pit River) Originally Jean LaMarr studied electrical and mechanical drafting at Philco-Ford Technical Institute in Santa Clara, California while she majored in art at San Jose City College (1970-1973) and at UC Berkeley (1973-1976).

Since 1987 she has been a printmaking instructor at the Institue of American Indian Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This was preceded by her appointment to Artist-in-Residence by the California Arts Council at Lassen College in Susanville, California.

An active artist, her exhibitions are many and span the United States and Germany. Her work was included in an exhibition touring the US titled "Committed to Print", initiated by the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She also designs and creates beadwork, winning a blue ribbon for an example exhibited at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980.

Opening January 15, 2011 is an exhibit titled "California Dreamin': Reflections on Land and Culture" including the work of Frank La Pena, Jean LaMarr and Frank Day. This exhibit will run through July 31.

 

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