Indian Encampment After Blakelock PP 1977

Year1977

Hand SignedLower Right 

Condition Excellent 

Not Framed 

Purchased fromOther 1977 

Story / Additional InfoPrinted in two colors, golden yellow and black, from stones drawn by the artist. The black run was created in the Manner Noir technique "acid tint". Printed at the Tamarind Institute in 1977. 

Certificate of AuthenticityTamarind Institute 

LID108054

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