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1970s Kevin Mcdonald Signed Gouache Watercolor Painting – "Jemez Kachina-Hopi", Framed

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$1,125

Kevin McDonald Signed Gouache Watercolor Painting– "Jemez Kachina-Hopi" This striking original gouache watercolor by renowned American historical artist Kevin McDonald features a vibrant depiction of a Jemez Kachina-Hopi doll. The artist Kevin McDonald signed his name in the right-hand corner and inscribed the title, "Jemez Kachina-Hopi," in the left-hand corner in elegant white paint against a black neutral background. He has carefully studied and has extensive knowledge of the Hopi Kachina dolls, their history, form, and spiritual significance to the native American population. The detail and technical mastery is most impressive. Artwork Details: Medium: Watercolor on black paper Dimensions: 22.75" H x 18.5" W x 2 inch depth (with mat) | Image: 15.5" H x 11.5" W Matting: Light green mat enhances the bold colors Circa: 1970s–1980s featuring a 19th kachina doll Condition: Pre-owned with minor scuffs and wear consistent with age (refer to photos). Colors remain vibrant and striking. Overall Good Condition No Chips and no repairs. Description: The artwork showcases a Jemez Kachina-Hopi doll adorned with an intricately designed geometric mask featuring bold hues of teal, orange, yellow, purple, and red. The mask incorporates square and half-circle patterns, with black rectangular slits for eyes. The figure is dressed in a skirt with green leaf feathers at the waist, and two white feathers crowning the upper top. The Kachina holds gourd dance rattles in each hand, symbolizing music as a spiritual vessel for healing and transformation in Native American traditions. Kachinas hold deep spiritual significance in Hopi and Pueblo cultures, symbolizing strength, power, and divine messages from the heavens. The kachina concept is represented in three forms: supernatural beings, ceremonial dancers, and kachina dolls. Kevin J. McDonald is well known for his historical depictions of Native American culture, and this piece captures remarkable detail and vibrancy in the costume, mask, and ceremonial elements. A unique and collectible piece for enthusiasts of Native American art and history.

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