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The Art of R. C. Gorman
The "Picasso of American Indian Art"
shows 20 pieces in the Eaton-Richmond Center Gallery
Daniel Webster College is honored to present the first exhibition in New
England
of the works of internationally recognized Navajo artist R.C. Gorman.
The month-long exhibit runs through the May 16 and is open to the
public. Gorman will be on campus for a reception and book signing on
May 13, also open to the public. Free parking. Hours: weekends
10:00 am to 6:00 pm; weekdays noon to 8:00 pm.
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Selected Lithographs
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Shown at left:
Jubilee, 2000, Edition of 100
CLICK HERE to see:
Maple Tree, 1998, Edition of 150
The
Gatherers I, 2001, Edition of 100
Dibe Yazzie,
1999, Edition of 75
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Shown at left: Mystique, 2002, Edition of 100
CLICK HERE to see:
Beauty Way,
1990, Edition of 225
Journey to
Sacred Lake, 1996, Edition of 225
Bisbee,
1988, Edition of 225
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Original Drawings |
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Shown at left: The
Sing, 2002, acrylic on canvas
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Salma I, 2003, oil pastel
Woman from Fluted Rock,200, oil pastel
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Bronze Sculpture |
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Shown at left: Tasha II,
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For more information on Gorman and to see his artwork, visit
www.rcgormangallery.com or
www.rcgorman-nizhoni.com
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