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7th SUMMER SALE NOW Navajo Pastel TONY ABEYTA \'Taos Pueblo Scene\', 18\" x 23\" For Sale
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7th SUMMER SALE NOW Navajo Pastel TONY ABEYTA \'Taos Pueblo Scene\', 18\" x 23\":
$2500.00
7TH ANNUAL SUMMER SALE NOW
*Price Shown is the Sale PriceEARLY PAINTING BY ABEYTA.............ONE OF TWO PAINTINGS NOW LISTED..............ORIGINAL AND VINTAGE .............TONY ABEYTA.............\'TAOS PUEBLO SCENE\', PASTEL ON PAPER, 18\" x 23\".............
This is an 18\" x 23\" Original and Vintage pastel on paper by the very important Navajo painter Tony Abeyta, born in 1965. The painting shows a view of the Taos Pueblo in the 1980s. The painting was purchased from an estate in Albuquerque that was buying Abeyta family artwork very early, including Tony, his father and his sister. This is very finely framed.The Biography Follows:
Educated at Santa Fe\'s Institute of American Indian Art, the Maryland Institute\'s College of Art in Baltimore, and then overseas in Southern France and Florence, Italy, Tony Abeyta (b.1965) - Navajo (Diné), a graduate of the Maryland Institute, returned to school taking postgraduate classes in art and filmmaking at the Chicago Art Institute on a Ford Foundation scholarship. Abeyta uses the bold colors representative of his homeland and finds his medium of painting involving sand, acrylic, and oil paint, gold leafing and encaustic wax and collage elements to achieve the desired results of his work. \"I use many different techniques, mediums and processes to reinforce my ideas. Although I have studied sculpture, drawing and printmaking, I choose painting as my means of translating these ideas as well as my spiritual self onto the canvas\". Abeyta works with vast fields of color and texture one might find in Indian crosses, early Navajo (Diné) blanket designs, as well as prehistoric sensibilities of Indian design and earth toned color. Abeyta\'s work has predominantly focused on Native American deities such as the Navajo (Diné) Yei-be-chai and Kachinas. He shows the importance of these images in Native American religion and culture without literally depicting them. \"I want my work to reinforce the ideology of Indian religion, its strength, its beauty and semblance. I work to create an interpretation of these deities translated through myself and given an identity devoid of their actual documented existence. I\'m more interested in an icon or the idea, which these beings represent. This system of ritual belief is the most important basis in Indian culture and insures its infinite existence\". Abeyta makes a living from his artwork, which also deals in American Indian images. Early recognition has allowed him to devote his time to what he loves best. Abeyta is an excellent example of the contemporary Southwestern Indian artist whose struggles for success have differed dramatically from predecessors.
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