Description:

George Lopez, New Mexico, ca. 1970s CE. An original carved wooden native female figure created by world famous artist George Lopez who hailed from the village of Cordova, situated in a small valley of the Sangre de Christo mountain range north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Cordova, one of the early Spanish settlements dating from the sixteenth century, has become widely known throughout the United States and Europe for its tradition of religious and secular wood carvings. This example depicting a standing female wearing a garment with an incised chevron trim and holding her arms and hands in a lyrical pose as if engaged in a dance, and signed "George Lopez" and "Cordova" in graphite on the bottom of the base, is a very fine example! Size: 3" W x 10.125" H (7.6 cm x 25.7 cm)

Provenance: Ex - Himrod Collection, Los Angeles, CA

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  • Condition: Intact and excellent.

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