David Chethlahe Paladin Modernist Sand Painting Student of Chagall and Tobey For Sale

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David Chethlahe Paladin Modernist Sand Painting Student of Chagall and Tobey:
$899.99

Original mixed media by David Chethlahe Paladin of figure. Chethlahe (1926-21984) was a noted Native American artist, a member of the Navajo Nation.
EDUCATION: studies in Santa Fe; California School of Fine Arts; Art Institute of Chicago; studies with Marc Chagall and Mark Tobey
EXHIBITIONS: Albuquerque Museum; Amon Carter Museum of Art; American Indian and Cowboy Artists National Western Art Exhibition; Arizona State Museum; Charles Bowers Memorial Museum; Festival of Native American Arts, Cococino Center for the Arts; Heard Museum; Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Albuquerque; Institute of American Indian and Alaska Cultural and Arts Development, Santa Fe; Iowa State University; Joslyn Art Museum; Laguna Gloria Art Museum; Mathes Cultural Center; Navajo Nation Museum; Philbrook Art Center; Prescott Fine Arts Association; San Diego Museum of Man; Scottsdale National Indian Art Exhibition; University of Northern Arizona; Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian; Yavapai College
COMMISSIONS: murals, Howard Johnson's, Southfield, Michigan, 1968; La Casa Vieja Restaurant, Tempe, Arizona, 1971; Quinta El Santuario, Prescott, Arizona, 1981; posters, Scottsdale Arts Festival VI, 1975; Germaine Montiel Cosmetics; Studio Southwest, Scottsdale, 1983 (4 posters); UNICEF Christmas Card Designs, 1970; City of Phoenix, 1972 (4 tapestries); Christmas card designs, Foundation for Blind Children, 1975; fabric designs, Cannon River Mills, 1977; Christmas card designs, New Mexico Easter Seals, 1978; catalog covers, Iliff School of Theology, Denver, 1981, 1983
COLLECTIONS: Albuquerque Museum; Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh; Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum; Detroit Institute of Fine Arts; Heard Museum; Millicent Rogers Foundation Museum; Minnesota Museum of Art; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Museum of New Mexico; Navajo Nation Museum; Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum; Phoenix Civic Center Concert Hall; Portland Art Museum; Roswell Museum and Art Center; San Francisco Palace Legion of Honor; Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art; Stanford University; The Heritage Center, Inc. Pine Ridge, South Dakota; UNICEF; United Nations; United States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C.; United States Department of State, Washington, D.C.; West Texas Museum; Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian; William Penn Memorial Museum
Size of this fantastic creation is 15 5/8 x 12 3/8. Signed lower right. A striking, superbly rendered work.
Has not been examined out of the frame but appears to be in very good condition in frame with double mat. Size of the frame is 23 1/2 x 20 1/4. The framed piece will be shipped without the glass in order to avoid damage.
Works by the artist have brought as much as $2100.00 at sale. A similar, much smaller piece sold for $660.00 at a Santa Fe Art sale sale in 2021. Our starting offer for this exceptional work is much lower.
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