LEONARD BASKIN NATIVE AMERICAN WOLF ROBE ARCHIVE SIGNED ART PAINTING BOOK YALE

Description: FROM A YALE UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS COLLECTION. LEONARD BASKIN'S PERSONAL NATIVE AMERICAN WOLF ROBE ARCHIVE PORTFOLIO OF 16 HAND SIGNED ART ARCHIVE PHOTOS. THE AMERICAN INDIAN COLLECTION, Wolf Robe 1972 by Leonard Baskin personal archive book of his works. Each one with a written personal description by Leonard himself. Including Baskin’s Native American Chiefs Series. This is an Extremely Collectable and Rare archive book! Artist: LEONARD BASKIN (American, 1922 - 2000) Title: NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEFS - Wolf Robe The American Indian Portfolio and many other works of art. Date: 1974 Comprising of 16 record archive personal original signed photos of his work. The Images of the NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEFS / THE AMERICAN INDIAN PORTFOLIO include the following individual images: Chief American Indian Wolf Robe, Chief Crazy Horse, Mourning, Deepest Morning, Weeping Mom, Glaring Skull, Irises, Geronimo, Sitting Bull, Napfez, Head of Blake, Portrait of Rick, Munch and many more. We can offer more photos of others upon request. Leonard Baskin's interest in nineteenth century Native Americans was roused into acute attendance from ignorant indifference, when the National Park Service asked him to provide illustrations for the handbook that described the then called "Custer National Park", now called "Little Big-Horn National Park". Baskin's detestation of Custer was as near instantaneous as was his respect for the people of the Sioux. From Hollywood's distortions,cliches and prevalent bad slogans of the time, Baskin's insight into the vast, resolute, and wanton, destruction of our native populace was matched by his deepening regard for the wisdom and courage of the Sioux and other Indian Chieftains. In his painting of diverse Nineteenth Century Native Americans, Baskin indubitably suggests his profound and ongoing interest in such monumental heroes as Crazy Horse , Red Cloud, and Chief Gaul. In these series of lithographs, he has captured the sense of loss and betrayal felt by these people, as well as the despairing and aloof dignity of the nineteenth century chiefs.

Price: 675 USD

Location: Gilford, New Hampshire

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