Erv Johnson 'Family Ties' Original Painting On Leather Hide 
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Erv Johnson 'Family Ties' Original Painting on Leather Hide
This original Erv Johnson painting on cowhide features an accurately rendered Hopi Yellowware jar, adorned with a stylized black and red bird motifs and traditional geometric patterns. Accompanying the jar is a Navajo Ceremonial Basket, depicted with remarkable precision and depth. The border features a traditional Avanyu design, a serpentine figure known to represent water and life.
- Artist's signature in the lower right corner
- Created by Erv Johnson of Albuquerque, NM
- Exceptional attention to detail
About the Artist:
Erv Johnson's artistic journey commenced in the 1960s at the Artist's Guild in San Francisco. His professional ambition led him to formal studies under the tutelage of Roger White. Johnson's explorative approach to different techniques and themes culminated in his unique style of painting ancient Indian Pottery and Ceremonial objects on suede and leather, a medium that provides a distinctive textural quality to his work. Dedicated to the accurate representation of his Native American subject matter, Johnson ensured his compositions respect and reflect the original cultural artifacts. His works are celebrated and housed in museums, as well as private collections globally.
Condition:
The artwork is in good condition with minor scuffs to frame.
Size:
The framed piece measures 31.5" x 35", with the visible artwork measuring 19" x 23".