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Hills and Poplars features a classic scene from Sandzen's beloved Kansas terrain Acquired initially from the Sandzen museum in Lindsborg, Kansas, in 2006, with only one owner, the print is in excellent condition. The frame was handmade by the previous owner and inscribed as such on verso.
Seated woman in a cubistic style of abstraction. Bright colors and excellent provenance.
In 1928-30, Benton studied the steel industry and made a series of sketches in preparation for his America Today mural series, arguably his best-known public work. The model for this value study is likely Jackson Pollock, Benton's student at the time.
"Pachita" meaning "dear little one" is an intimate portrait of a woman from the American Southwest or Mexico, braiding her long hair.
Exact media is "photolithograph in colors with embossing". Hand signed and numbered in pencil, limited edition of 350. The print is in perfect condition with only one owner.
