Name: Super Indian: Fritz Scholder 1967-1980
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This book explores Fritz Scholder’s at times controversial depictions of contemporary Native Americans including rarely seen monumental canvases and lithographs that situate Scholder as a figurative artist and highlight his brilliant use of color. Over the past two centuries the lives of American Indians have been romanticized and idealized in everything from Hollywood films to souvenir shops. Fritz Scholder took another approach in his artwork. He blended figurative and Pop Art influences to create compelling and revolutionary images that challenge viewers to look beyond the stereotype and reveal the raw reality of being an American Indian. Part American Indian himself, Scholder defied the label “Native American artist.” This paradox and others are evident in these works from his renowned Indian series, which spanned the years 1967–1980, and which are characteristic of the era’s revisionist and rebellious spirit. Full color reproductions of works from the Denver Art Museum and public and private lenders display the full range of Scholder’s vision. Essays from noted scholars discuss Scholder’s influences and artistic process, including, for the first time, an assessment of the impact of his foreign travels on his work.

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PartNumber	80	Brand	Prestel
Manufacturer	Prestel	Author	Lukavic, John
Author	Horton, Jessica	Author	Berkemeyer, Eric
Author	Logan, Kent	Contributor	Bradley, David
Contributor	Gritts, John	Contributor	Kahlhamer, Brad
Contributor	Montileaux, Donald F.	Contributor	Waddell, Theodore
ReleaseDate	2015-05-12T00:00:01Z	Item Weight	2.9 Pounds
ItemDimensions	9.5 x 0.75 x 11.25Inches	NumberOfItems	1
binding	Hardcover	Amazon Category	Books » Arts & Photography » Individual Artists » Individual Artist Monographs
ISBN	9783791354552	ISBN	3791354558
EAN	9783791354552

Weight	2.90 lbs

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