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Navajo Ed Singer (1951-) Original Drawing 1977

For your consideration is this original Ed Singer (1951-Present) drawing originally done in 1977. Ed Singer, a Diné (Navajo), was born on June 17, 1951, in Tuba City, Arizona. As a child, Ed spent a lot of time painting and hanging out with his brothers. Art remained a key element of his life and education as he studied art at Southern Utah State College and Northern Arizona University. After college, he focused his efforts on establishing himself as a full-time artist. He is most renowned for his paintings of traditional Indians, which typically include a solitary figure. He places them in contemporary surroundings, as if to represent today's Navajos' struggle to live a traditional existence while still incorporating Euro-American influences. The piece shows a woman laying on the ground covering her head with both of her arms. She has her eyes closed and a neutral expression on her face. It is signed in the bottom left corner reading, "Singer", while the bottom right corner reads, "1977". The piece is set in a wood and woven twine frame showing good condition overall with slight wear present to the frame. The visible art measures 8 3/8" L x 11 3/8" W, while the entire piece measures 12 5/8" L x 15 5/8" W x 1 1/2" D. It has a total weight of 2 pounds and 6 ounces.

Ed Singer, Two Lithographs: Vestiges + Shadow Weaver, 1978

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo, b. 1951) Two Lithographs: Vestiges + Shadow Weaver, 1978 lithograph, trial proofs Vestiges editioned lower left: Trial Proof signed lower right: Ed Singer inscribed verso: "Vestiges" by Ed Singer / Lithograph pulled at Day Spring Graphics / in Albuquerque, New Mexico, by printer, / Robert Blanchard, on Tan Rives paper, 22 / inches by 30 inches. "Vestiges" was printed in / 7 colors from 4 press runs from 3 stones / and one aluminum plate. / Singer 22 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm.), Frame: 32 1/4 x 39 5/8 x 1 in. (81.9 x 100.6 x 2.5 cm.) Shadow Weaver editioned, titled, signed, and dated lower right: ©TP "Shadow Weaver" Singer 1978 22 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm.), Frame: 33 x 41 x 1 1/4 in. (83.8 x 104.1 x 3.2 cm.)

Singer, Ed - "Moonlit dawn over Rancho de Taos Church" - 1987

Singer, Ed (1951-) "Moonlit dawn over Rancho de Taos Church" (1987) Description (FR): Acrylique sur isorel signée en bas à gauche Singer, contre signée et datée au dos Description (EN): Acrylic on masonite signed on lower left Singer, counter signed and dated on the reverse Dimension (PO): 18" x 24" Dimension (CM): 46 x 61 cm Rapport de condition: Sur demande, nous nous ferons un plaisir de répondre à vos questions de manière détaillée. Condition report: Upon request, We will gladly answer all your inquiries in a detailed manner.

ED SINGER PRINT NEW MEXICO NAVAJO PRINT

29 5/8" by 22 1/4" Ed Singer (Born 1951) is active/lives in Arizona, New Mexico. Ed Singer is known for Indian figure painting, printmaking. A painter and printmaker in modernist styles, Ed Singer is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. His specialty is Indian figural subjects of which he says: "I don't do portraits. I use the figure in the same way that you would use a flower arrangement. The main intent is on the line. I always have to keep in mind, for instance in doing a hand, that the fact that it is a hand is not as important as that fact that it is a line. My work doesn't ask for sentimental or romantic response. It is more like an abrupt confrontation." (484) Singer began drawing as a child. His father was a home builder, and young Ed drew on sheetrock and also began doing watercolors at an early age. He studied at Southern Utah State College and Northern Arizona University and taught high school for three years in Tuba City. Allard Auction Collection Inv: RIPA 27448

Ed Singer, Who is R. C. Gorman?

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo], b. 1951) Who is R. C. Gorman? color lithograph, edition 123 of 125 signed lower right: Singer editioned lower left: 123/125

Ed Singer Untitled (Man in Striped Blanket)

Ed Singer (Native American, b. 1951) Untitled (Man in Striped Blanket) Acrylic on canvas Signed Singer, lower left

Ed Singer, Who Is R.C. Gorman?

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo], b. 1951) Who Is R.C. Gorman? lithograph, edition 115 of 125 editioned lower left: 115/125 signed lower right: Singer

Ed Singer, Diné [Navajo] Cowboy

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo], b. 1951) Diné [Navajo] Cowboy lithograph, edition 16 of 100 editioned lower left: 16/100 signed lower right: Singer affixed verso: print documentation

Ed Singer, Who is R.C. Gorman, 1979

Ed Singer (b. 1951) Who is R.C. Gorman, 1979 lithograph, edition 21 of 125 editioned lower left: 2/125 signed lower right: Singer

Ed Dwight, Bronze Sculpture of Singer

(American, b. 1933) signed on base "Dwight". Together with a signed autobiography by Ed Dwight titled "Soaring on the Wings of a Dream: The Struggles & Adventures of the 'First Black Astronaut' Candidate" Sculpture loose on base. Bronze: 13-1/2"h x 11-1/2"w

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) The Center of Life, 1979 Lithograph in colors on p

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) The Center of Life, 1979 Lithograph in colors on paper 30 x 22-1/4 inches (76.2 x 56.5 cm) (sheet) Ed. 94/100 Signed, numbered, dated, and titled in pencil along lower edge Property from the Collection of Jack B. Harrod, Jr. HID01801242017

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Shadow Weaver, 1978 Lithograph in colors on paper

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Shadow Weaver, 1978 Lithograph in colors on paper 22-1/4 x 30 inches (56.5 x 76.2 cm) (sheet) Ed. IX/X Signed, numbered, dated, and titled in pencil along lower edge Property from the Collection of Jack B. Harrod, Jr. HID01801242017

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Avatar, 1981 Oil on canvas 64 x 48 inches (162.6 x

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Avatar, 1981 Oil on canvas 64 x 48 inches (162.6 x 121.9 cm) Signed lower right: Singer Signed, dated, titled, and inscribed on the reverse: "Avatar" Ed Singer / 1981 / o/c Property from the Collection of Jack B. Harrod, Jr. HID01801242017

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Man in Red, Navajo Native Lithograph in colors on

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Man in Red, Navajo Native Lithograph in colors on paper 22-1/2 x 30 inches (57.2 x 76.2 cm) (sheet) Ed. 27/100 Signed and numbered in pencil along lower edge Property from the Collection of Jack B. Harrod, Jr. HID01801242017

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Blanket Indian, Skull Keeper lithograph in colors

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Blanket Indian, Skull Keeper lithograph in colors on paper 28-3/4 x 23-3/8 inches (73.0 x 59.4 cm) (sheet) Ed. 10/60 Signed and numbered in pencil along lower edge Property from the Collection of Jack B. Harrod, Jr. HID01801242017

ED SINGER "NUDE STUDY" CRAYON ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) "Nude Study" Crayon on Strathmore Bristol Rag Paper. Signed and dated on lower left. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: "Nude Study" Medium: Crayon on Paper Circa/Year: 1977 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Site Measurement: 8.5 x 12.325 in. Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1499

Ed Singer, Navajo Grandmother

Ed Singer (b. 1951) Navajo Grandmother charcoal on paper signed lower left: Singer

ED SINGER NAVAJO "WOMEN ON HORSE WITH UMBRELLA" ETCHING

Ed Singer Navajo "Women on Horse with Umbrella" Etching. A painter and printmaker in modernist styles, Ed Singer is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. His specialty is Indian figural subjects of which he says: "I don't do portraits. I use the figure in the same way that you would use a flower arrangement. The main intent is on the line. I always have to keep in mind, for instance in doing a hand, that the fact that it is a hand is not as important as that fact that it is a line. My work doesn't ask for sentimental or romantic response. It is more like an abrupt confrontation. Singer began drawing as a child. His father was a home builder, and young Ed drew on sheetrock and also began doing watercolors at an early age. He studied at Southern Utah State College and Northern Arizona University and taught high school for three years in Tuba City. Artist: Ed Signer Title: Woman on Horse w Umbrella Medium: Etching Circa/Year: 1982 Signature Type: Pencil Signature Signature Location: Lower Right Edition: State Proof Site Measurement: 13.5in x 11in Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER "CHIEF BLANKET" MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) "Chief Blanket" Mixed Media on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: "Chief Blanket" Medium: Mixed Media on Paper Circa/Year: 1987 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 8x4 in. Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER NATIVE AMERICAN WOMAN PENCIL ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Native American Woman Pencil on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Native American Woman Medium: Pencil on Paper Circa/Year: 1978 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 11.5x8.5 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER NAVAJO WOMAN PENCIL ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Navajo Woman Pencil on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Navajo Woman Medium: Pencil on Paper Circa/Year: 1983 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 11.5x8.5 in.Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER NATIVE MOTHER & CHILD MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Native Mother & Child Mixed Media on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Native Mother & Child Medium: Mixed Media on Paper Circa/Year: 1977 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Site Measurement: 13.5x10 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAIT MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Native American Portrait Mixed Media on Strathmore Bristol Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Native American Portrait Medium: Mixed Media on Paper Circa/Year: 1992 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 12.75x9 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER "NAVAJO DANDY IV" MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) "Navajo Dandy IV" (Navajo Portrait Series) Mixed Media on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: "Navajo Dandy IV" Medium: Mixed Media on Paper Circa/Year: 1990 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 13x9.5 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER "MOONLIT DAWN OVER RANCHO DE TAOS CHURCH" ACRYLIC ON MASONITE

Ed Singer (Born 1951) "Moonlit Dawn Over Rancho de Taos Church" Acrylic on Masonite. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Moonlit Dawn Over Rancho Medium: Acrylic on Masonite Circa/Year: 1987 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER NAVAJO WOMAN PASTEL ON PAPER

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Navajo Woman Pastel on Paper. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Navajo Woman Medium: Pastel on Paper Circa/Year: 1991 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 24.5x34.5 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Native American, Indian, R.C. Gorman; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER INDIAN MOTHER AND CHILD OIL ON CANVAS

Ed Singer (Born 1951) Indian Mother And Child Oil on Canvas. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles. Ed is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. His superb draftsmanship and realistic view of Navajo life, a view often laced with subtle humor derived from the contrast of traditional Navajo ways with modern life, place him at the forefront of contemporary art. Singer's work is represented in numerous private collection and such public collections as the Heard Museum, University of New Mexico Museum, Museum of New Mexico of Albuquerque, Wheelwright Museum, Roswell Museum and Art Center, Louis B. Leaky Foundation Collection and Philadelphia Museum of Art. Artist: Ed Singer Title: Indian Mother And Child Medium: Oil on Canvas Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 24x32 in. Keywords: Southwest, Western, Painting, OriginalArt; Ref: BD1499

ED SINGER "WHO IS R.C. GORMAN?" LITHOGRAPH

SINGER, Ed, (American, b. 1951): "Who Is R.C. Gorman?", Lithograph, 30" x 22.5", pencil signed lower right, numbered 115/125 lower left, Western Graphics Certificate of Authenticity affixed verso, framed.

Ed Singer Signed 1990 "All The Time Good Indian" Original Watercolor on Paper

Ed Singer Signed 1990 "All The Time Good Indian" Original Watercolor on Paper

ED SINGER "WHO IS R.C. GORMAN" STONE LITHOGRAPH

Ed Singer (Born 1951) "Who is R.C. Gorman" Stone Lithograph on Paper. Pencil signed and numbered 43/125. Ed Singer is a painter and printmaker in modernist styles, Ed Singer is a member of the Navajo nation. He has established his studio in Cameron, Arizona, having lived previously in Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Singer's introduction to lithography began when he was invited as a guest artist at Western Graphics Workshop in 1977. This opportunity gave him a chance to work in a new and challenging medium and made it possible for him to reach a broader audience with his work. His first lithographs were so accomplished and successful that fellow Navajo artist, R. C. Gorman, who greatly admired Singer's work, began to refer to himself as Western Graphics' "number two son," a compliment Singer found amusing. Artist: Ed Singer Title: "Who is R.C. Gorman" Medium: Stone Lithograph Signature Type: Pencil Signature Location: Lower Right Edition: 43/125 Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1129

Ed Singer (Dine, b. 1951) Bone Weapon

Ed Singer (Dine, b. 1951) Bone Weapon oil on canvas signed Singer (lower right) 64 x 48 inches

Ed Singer (Dine, b. 1951) Powwow Spectator, 1990

Ed Singer (Dine, b. 1951) Powwow Spectator, 1990 oil on canvas signed Singer (lower left) 64 x 48 inches

Ed Singer, Untitled (Navajo Woman)

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo], b. 1951) Untitled (Navajo Woman) lithograph, edition 37 of 50 signed lower right: Singer editioned lower left: 37/50 22 x 15 in. (55.88 x 38.10 cm.), Frame: 38 1/4 x 30 5/8 x 1 1/2 in. (97.16 x 77.79 x 3.81 cm.)

Ed Singer, Who is R. C. Gorman?

Ed Singer (Diné [Navajo], b. 1951) Who is R. C. Gorman? color lithograph, edition 96 of 125 signed lower right: Singer editioned lower left: 96/125 30 x 22 1/4 in. (76.20 x 56.52 cm.), Frame: 38 1/8 x 30 x 1 1/2 in. (96.84 x 76.20 x 3.81 cm.)

1988 Ed Singer (1951-) Pastel On Paper

Signed At The Top Right Hand Corner. Framing Measures Approximately 42in X 30in. Art Measures Approximately 28in X 17in. Tm6359 Zh

1951 Singer Featherweight Centennial Edition Sewing Machine

Machine With case

Print, Ed Singer, Navajo Native

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951), Navajo Native, lithograph in colors, pencil signed lower right, edition 28/100, overall (with frame): 31"h x 38.5"w

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Who is R.C. G

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951) Who is R.C. Gorman? lithograph 30 x 22 inches.

Ed Singer - "Who is R. C. Gorman" - Printers Proof

Description - Lithograph by Ed Singer, titled "Who is R. C. Gorman." Signed in pencil and marked as a printers proof. Knoll Pharmaceutical badge on top edge of frame. Dimensions - Frame - 37" x 29.5". Sight - 30" x 22".

Print, Ed Singer

Ed Singer (American, b. 1951), "Hosteen," circa 1988, lithograph in colors, pencil signed lower right, edition 13/25, overall (with frame): 35"h x 30.5"w

Ed Singer (1951 - ) "Indian With Flag" Lithograph

Artist: Ed Singer Title: "Indian With Flag" Medium: Lithograph Media: Paper Year or Era Produced: Unknown Signature: Lower right Edition Number: VII/XV Sight Area Approximate Measurement: 22.25" x 29.75 Frame Approximate Measurement: 29.25" x 36.75" x 1.5" - Under glass Weight: 11 lbs.

Ed Singer (né 1951) "The Center of Life"

A matted and framed behind glass limited edition lithograph by a listed American artist depicting a Native American female with basket. Signed lower right, titled bottom center and numbered 25/100 lower left. Sight area measures approximately 31.5" x 23.5" and frame 37" x 29.25" 1.5". Total weight 14 lbs.

Ed Singer (né 1951) Native American AP Lithograph

A matted and framed behind conservator's glass artist proof lithograph by a listed American artist depicting a Native American male in western clothing with concho hat band and belt buckle. Signed lower right and "Artist Proof" written lower left. Sight area measures approximately 30" x 22" and frame 39" x 29" 1.5". Total weight 13.5 lbs.

Lithograph of R.C. Gorman by Ed Singer

Lithograph of R.C. Gorman by Ed Singer, American, 20th century, "Who is R.C. Gorman?" Lithograph, numbered, signed in pencil 29/125 Singer, framed, not examined out of frame. Sheet: 30" high, 22" wide.

Ed Singer (1951-) Lithograph, Native American

Framed lithograph, Native American Feather Holder. Pencil signed lower right, number 28 / 60. Image size is approximately 25.5" x 18.25", weighs about 9 pounds.

ED SINGER, WIND SPIRIT 1979, SIGNED GALLERY POSTER PRINT

ED SINGER - ARTIST'S PROOF LITHOGRAPH "UNTITLED"

Ed Singer (American, 20th Century), Untitled, Navajo woman sitting in a chair. An artist's proof, pencil signed by the artist and dated 1979. Size: 29 x 36" framed. Condition: VGC

Ed Singer Navaho Native American AZ lithograph

Ed Singer, Navajo Native American, AZ, lithograph, Seated Navajo figure wrapped in American flag, may be RC Gorman, pencil signed and numbered 39/100, 30" x 22". Ed Singer is a Navajo artist born and raised on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona.