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Tomas Vigil

About Tomas Vigil
"Thomas Vigil (1889-1960) whose Indian name Pan Yo Pin translates to Summer Mountain, was born at Tesuque Pueblo and was among few artists painting there as early as 1914, as witnessed by Santa Fe artist Olive Rush during a trip to Tesuque Pueblo that year.

His works of art follow the early tradition of two-dimensional construction with no background or reference plane.  His works generally are primitive in style but show much contrast in color value.

He was represented in an exhibition in New York in 1927 at what is now the Riverside Museum where "the paintings made a tremendous impression upon the Eastern public, and their spontaneity of conception and real beauty of color, and design, has been praised in the Eastern press." (Forum)

He was also represented in the Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts in New York in 1931. The exposition garnered high praise from art critics such as the New York Times and others." taken from AskArt.com submitted by Adobe Gallery in Santa Fe, NM

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About the Artist "Thomas Vigil (1889-1960) whose Indian name Pan Yo Pin translates to Summer Mountain, was born at Tesuque Pueblo and was among few artists painting there as early as 1914, as witnessed by Santa Fe artist Olive Rush during a trip to Tesuque Pueblo that year.

His works of art follow the early tradition of two-dimensional construction with no background or reference plane.  His works generally are primitive in style but show much contrast in color value.

He was represented in an exhibition in New York in 1927 at what is now the Riverside Museum where "the paintings made a tremendous impression upon the Eastern public, and their spontaneity of conception and real beauty of color, and design, has been praised in the Eastern press." (Forum)

He was also represented in the Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts in New York in 1931. The exposition garnered high praise from art critics such as the New York Times and others." taken from AskArt.com submitted by Adobe Gallery in Santa Fe, NM
Culture American Indian
Style Nostalgic American Indian
Medium Gouache (opaque watercolor) on paper
Sight size 10" height X 18" width
Frame Single non-archival mat board, regular glass, shabby wood molding
Frame size 17 1/2" height X 25 1/2" width
Signed "Pan Yo Pin" at viewer's lower left
Date of creation Pre 1960
Condition Excellent, as appeared framed, glazed
Provenance Bo Jo
Other Works by Tomas Vigil
Two Eagle Dancers and Three Drummers, Paintings by Tomas Vigil