JACK SILVERMAN, NATIVE AMERICAN BLANKET LITHOGRAPH

Jack Silverman (American/New Mexico, born 1940). "Navajo Child's Blanket c. 1865" -c. 1980s, lithograph. Pencil signed "Silverman Museum", titled, and numbered 190 of 200. Approx. 45.75" x 34" (frame)

Jack Silverman (American, B. 1940) "Navajo Saddle Blanket circa 1900, screenprint, signed lower right and dated 1989. Edition 70 of 100. Ht: 45.5" Wd: 33.5" (framed)

Jack Silverman (1940-2017), "Navajo Germantown Saddle Blanket c. 1890", artist proof print on paper, signed, framed With layers of silkscreen ink, contemporary artist Jack Silverman's work archives

Jack Silverman THIRD PHASE NAVAJO CHIEF BLANKET, 1982, color screenprint, signed and numbered 27/100 in pencil, sheet 29 ½ x 41”, Plexiglas box frame 32 ½ x 43 ½”; Gordon Ph

Jack Silverman (1940-2017), "Late Classic Navajo Chief Blanket c.1890", artist proof print, signed, framed With layers of silkscreen ink, contemporary artist Jack Silverman's work archives the woven

Three Louie Ewing (1908-1983) serigraphs titled 'Navajo Blankets,' Plates 2, 5 and 15, dated 1942, inkstamps verso read 'Navajo Blankets, Laboratory of Anthropology, Santa Fe, New Mexico.' Plus a penc

''Classic Navajo Chief Blanket - Third Phase, c. 1865'' Color serigraph on paper under Plexiglas Signed and inscribed in graphite lower right: Jack Silverman / Santa Fe, New Mexico, titled in graphite

Jack Silverman (American, b. 1940) Navajo "Late Style" First Phase Chief Blanket c 1800 screen-print on paper titled lower left; signed Jack Silverman, lower right 35 x 27 1/2 inches

FOUR SIGNED AND NUMBERED LITHOGRAPHS OF FIRST NATION TEXTILES BY JACK SILVERMAN. American, 20th Century. Native American rugs and textiles of various patterns. Each pencil signed and numbered. Three a

Jack Silverman (American, B.1940) "Navajo Serape, 1870), screenprint, signed lower left and dated 1976. Ht: 40" Dpth: 27" (framed)

R.C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005), Native American Woman Wrapped in a Navajo Blanket, 1981, lithograph, pencil signed and dated lower left, with an Asian chop mark lower right, edition 63/210, image:

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American 1932 -2005) Lithograph of a Navajo woman in a blanket. It is a lithograph on paper and is pencil signed and numbered 107/200 with the Gorman raised seal in the bottom cen

Framed print of Native American rug; Mounted in wood frame; Signed in lower left corner by artist Jack Silverman; Numbered 1/100; Bottom center shows a raised stamp with 1776-1976; With frame measures

Framed print of Native American rug; Mounted in wood frame; Signed in lower left corner by artist Jack Silverman; Numbered 55/100; Bottom center shows a raised stamp with 1776-1976; With frame measure

Four McKenney and Hall Native American lithographs, hand colored, Pee-Che-Kir and Jack-O-Pa, both Chippewa chiefs; Wa-Kuan-Ha-Ka, a Winnebago chief; and Young Mahaskah, an Ioway chief; as featured in

Large Navajo Woven Blanket. 52 inches W x 100 L. Some staining, soiling and wear to blanket. Purchased by the consignor April, 1984 from Jack's Antiques, Berkley California.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (AMERICAN, 1932–2005) lithograph, Navajo woman wrapped In blanket, pencil signed bottom left, dated 1974, 72/140

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American, 1935-2005), Native American woman wrapped in a blanket with spider woman cross motif, lithograph edtion: 118/150, 1980, signed lower left. Image: 20" H x 16" W; frame: 3

Phillip M Turner | "The Last " | 198/500 Lithograph | Framed Measures 20 1/2 x 26 1/2 | Provenance from Local Texan - Lifelong Native American Collector of Rugs & Blankets.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American1932-2005), "Acoma", 1984, lithograph on paper depicting a Native American woman wrapped in a blanket gazing at a clay pot, signed and dated at lower left, numbered 81/225

Fritz Scholder (Native American, 1937-2005) Indian in Striped Blanket No. 2 (T: 71-641), 1971 Lithograph on paper ed. 22 of 50 14 x 11 (in) 19.5 x 16.75 x 1 (in) Framed Signed in pencil Scholder, lowe

Louis Siegriest (1899-1989) Blanket Design of the Haida Indians, Alaska, Indian Court Federal Building, Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, 1939, Color lithograph, Signed in print upp

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition lithograph on paper. Titled "Taos Shadows". Depicting a Native American Indian woman, wrapped in a colorful blanket. Signed and date

R. C. Gorman New Mexico, Arizona, California,1932-2005 Depicts a woman wrapped in a red blanket behind a pot decorated with a figural bird and flowers. Gorman was best known for his abstracted Indigen