Louis De Mayo Signed Serigraph — “Navajo Couple” (1980s) — Limited Edition 9/100, Framed

Original hand-signed limited edition serigraph by American artist Louis De Mayo (1926–2016), renowned for his vivid, impressionistic interpretations of Southwestern and Native American subjects. Titled “Navajo Couple,” this striking composition portrays a dignified Navajo man and woman in traditional attire, captured through De Mayo’s bold use of color and stylized forms that honor cultural heritage while embracing modern design.

Signed in pencil upper right and numbered 9/100, this serigraph is presented professionally double matted and framed under glass, preserving its display-ready appeal. The visible image area measures approximately 29" x 22", with an overall framed dimension of 35" x 28". A certificate of authenticity is included, underscoring the work’s collectible value and provenance.

This piece is an exceptional representation of De Mayo’s celebrated approach, blending abstraction with cultural storytelling — an eye-catching addition to any Southwestern, Native American, or modern art collection.

• Artist: Louis De Mayo (1926–2016)
• Title: Navajo Couple
• Medium: Serigraph on white Arches paper
• Signature: Signed in pencil upper right
• Edition: 9 of 100
• Provenance: Certificate of Authenticity included
• Frame: Double matted and framed under glass

About the Artist:
Louis De Mayo was a pioneering voice in contemporary Southwestern art. Born in Philadelphia in 1926, De Mayo studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and several esteemed art schools before moving to Arizona in 1971 — a pivotal shift that deeply shaped his artistic vision. Captivated by the rich traditions of Native American communities, particularly the Yaqui and Navajo, he developed a signature style marked by vivid palettes and abstracted forms. De Mayo’s works emphasize the universality of cultural identity while celebrating individual dignity. His art is held in esteemed collections including the Smithsonian Institution and the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, leaving a lasting legacy within American modernism.

Condition:
Good vintage condition overall. The serigraph is clean with strong colors and no notable flaws; the frame shows minor wear including a scratch on the glass and slight debris behind the glass. Please review photos for a complete view of the condition.

• Visible Image Dimensions: 29" x 22"
• Framed Dimensions: 35" x 28"