Ted Pavatea Rare 1970s Woodcut Print Listed Native American Hopi-Tewa Artist

Description: Outstanding, rare Native American 1970s woodcut print, titled "Enchanter" by noted Hopi-Tewa artist Ted Pavatea (b. 1952). The following biography is from Hoel's Indian Shop in Sedona, Arizona: Ted is the son of Tewa-Hopi potter Garnet Pavatea, who demonstrated Hopi pottery and exhibited at the Museum of Northern Arizona Hopi Artist’s Exhibition from 1953-1981.Ted had an interest in art since the age of 6 years. As an 8th grader in Junior High, he had a one man show at the Art Barn in Flagstaff, AZ in 1967 with his paintings and drawings. He went on to study at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1971-1973. He also studied Advanced Design and Illustration at Northern Arizona University from 1973-1975.As a student at the Institute of American Indian Arts, he received a graphic arts award. He later did a project with Grand Canyon National Park Services, as well a illustrate a manual on campground services.Ted then went on to work as an illustrator for Navajo Nation Family Planning during the summers of 1986-1988. Ted also illustrated a children’s book for Educational use titled Navajo Nation 1990.Pavatea primarily works as a carver today. This early, rare print (possibly done while a student at the Institute of American Indian Arts) is signed lower right, titled "Enchanter" lower left, and is numbered 4/7 lower center. An impression of this print is in the collection of the National Museum of the American Indian. It measures 15.75" x 13.5" (image size). It is in good condition with minor staining and handling creases in the margins. Unframed. Please visit my Ebay Store for more paintings and prints.

Price: 299 USD

Location: Franklin, Massachusetts

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