Ettore Ted DeGrazia Little Cocopah Indian Girl OR top Patience Southwest Decor Desert Arizona Native American Children Gallery In The Sun

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Patience is a large piece, as of April 2022, USPS has added a $15.00 price to any shipment over 30"! We will check prices.

Pick Your DeGrazia art, each one is a separate price. If yours is less to ship out, we will refund shipping overages.

Little Cocopah.
Little Cocopah Indian Girl from an original oil. This features a Indian Girl wearing a poncho with a diamond design and a blue skirt with pastel lines. There are 4 different larger sunflowers in the background. The background looks like kraft paper.

In the lower right edge, Signed de grazia arizona USA 1971. Oak heavy frame with wire across the back. This has a dark mauve pink matte. Back has small piece of paper with art info.

Condition is good. The art looks very good. The frame has minor discolor on edge.
Approximate size is 17 1/2" Width, 21 1/2" Length.
Inside edge to edge is 16" Width, 20" Length.
Art size is about 11 1/4" Width, 16 1/4" Length.

Patience.
The features a Indian Mother holding a small baby. The design is very abstract. This has a wider deep tan and red top matte, they really look nice with the art. The colors are red, blue, blacks, whites with plum. This has a copper metal frame. Original plastic covering the art (a few holes in the plastic). The metal frame would need unscrewed to remove all plastic. The plastic has kept the art in very good condition over the years. The art is deeper than the mattes, recessed. Wire across the back.
Original plastic covering the back, dated 1983.

Condition is good. The art looks very good. The mattes bow a bit. Might have minor light scuffs under the plastic.
Approximate size is 20 3/4" Width, 31" Length.
Inside edge to edge is 20 1/4" Width, 30 1/4" Length.
Art size is about 13 3/4" Width, 24" Length.

About the Artist.
Ettore "Ted" DeGrazia (June 14, 1909 – September 17, 1982) was an American impressionist, painter, sculptor, composer, actor, director, designer, architect, jeweler, and lithographer. Described as "the world's most reproduced artist", DeGrazia is known for his colorful images of Native American children of the American Southwest and other Western scenes. He attended classes at the University of Arizona. His work is displayed at the Gallery in the Sun in Tucson, Arizona.

ONE photo has 3 pieces of art, the center piece is called "First Hunt" that is available in another listing.

Plant is a photo prop only and not for sale.

*VINTAGE NOTE: Please remember that this item has already had a previous life. Therefore, there might be the occasional imperfection. Although I take great care to describe any flaws and provide all the correct information about the age and details about the vintage items, I'm not a expert antique dealer.

VINTAGE #7151 Little Cocopah
#7152 Patience