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Jane Mabry Original Pastel Portrait of a Young Navajo Girl

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Jane Mabry Original Pastel Portrait of a Young Navajo Girl — Standing on Rock, Framed Artwork


This original pastel on paper by renowned artist Jane Mabry (1911–2006) portrays a young Navajo girl standing confidently atop a rock, hands resting near her neck in a relaxed pose. Dressed in a pink blouse with button accents, a flowing golden-brown skirt, and traditional moccasins, the girl's windswept hair and vibrant turquoise necklace evoke the spirit of the Southwestern landscape. Mabry's signature is located in the lower left corner. The artwork is set within a hand-carved wooden frame, complemented by linen matting and UV-protective glass, ensuring lasting vibrancy and preservation.

Dimensions:

  • Overall Frame Size: 25" x 21"
  • Visible Artwork: 17.25" x 13.25"

Condition:
In good condition with no noted issues.

Artist Background:

Jane Mabry, born in Roswell, New Mexico, was a distinguished artist known for her portraits and Western scenes. She studied under Gerald Cassidy and furthered her education at the Art Students League in New York and the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. Mabry's work often depicted Native American culture, with a particular focus on Navajo subjects, showcasing her respect and admiration for the communities she portrayed. Her art has been featured in numerous exhibitions and is held in private collections.