
"Ko/koke/she," Poster by Duane
Dishta
22 1/2" x 29 1/4", Image size about
16" x 20"
Duane
Dishta. 11/21/46 - 02/26/11, Zuni, NM
Kokokeshe means "good or beautiful
kachina." These summer Rain Dancers are emerging from the Kiva, possibly
making their way to the pueblo's plaza. This brilliant reproduction is the
first poster ever made from a Duane Dishta painting. Richard Wolfe, who lived
and worked on Zuni many years ago, was responsible for the printing of this
piece.
Shipped unframed via USPS rolled in
mailing tube. Price $60.00

"Hot!," Lithograph, 1990,
Santa Fe, by Julia Jordan
21" x 27", signed in an
edition of 1000
Julia Jordan, dates unavailable
Based in the Denver area, Julia Jordan is
a painter of lush floral still lifes and switched in the late 1990s from
watercolor to oil. She is a native of Chicago and studied art in college but
worked in several other fields after graduation. She and her husband lived in
Santa Fe in the early 1990s. They moved to Denver in 1993. She has studied at
the Art Students League in Denver with Quang Ho and has spent time in Provence,
France, and Italy. In August, 1999, a special exhibition of her work was held
at the MacLaren Markowitz Gallery in Boulder, Colorado.
Shipped unframed via USPS rolled in mailing
tube. Price $75

"The Nation's Capital- The Avenue
of the Presidents," Lithograph on matte paper
18" x 36"
Fred (Fritz) Schonbach, Born 1920, Vienna, Austria,
worked in Australia 1940, Argentina c. 1946, then Washington, DC, now
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Original art commissioned by the
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation, 1982.
Shipped unframed via USPS rolled in
mailing tube. Price $60
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