JOHN NIETO "PUEBLO WOMAN" LITHOGRAPH

John W. Nieto (1936 - 2018) "Pueblo Woman" Lithograph on Paper. John Nieto calls himself an American artist who paints Indians, not an Indian artist. An acclaimed leader of his field, but taking a separate path to represent Native Americans in striking symbolic portraits, Nieto is exhibited worldwide and has had paintings accepted for the Presidential library. He does not attempt to be authentic, but to show a core Native spirit. His Indians seem to belong to a universal tribe that suggest a common, Far Eastern origin, and connection with a contemporary group. An artist of established international reputation, Nieto's work has been exhibited in Europe, Japan, Latin America, and Africa, in addition to his annual shows in Santa Fe, New York and Palm Springs. In 1981 his work was exhibited at the Salon D`Automne/Grand Palais in Paris, France. His work, the subject of two books and numerous articles, is also represented in the permanent collection of the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Artist: John Nieto Title: "Pueblo Woman" Medium: Lithograph Signature Type: Hand Signed | Signature Location: Lower Right | Edition: 21/33 | Site Measurement: 28" x 22.5" Sheet | Ref: BD1043

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