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Truman Lowe
Truman Lowe is an artist of Wisconsin Ho-Chunk ancestry, who in 2000 he was named as curator of contemporary art for the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian. Always drawing heavily from his cultural background and upbringing, Lowe’s art — primarily scultpure —commonly explores the theme of running water. Lowe was awarded an Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art in 1999.
Truman Lowe is an artist of Wisconsin Ho-Chunk ancestry, who in 2000 he was named as curator of contemporary art for the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian. Always drawing heavily from his cultural background and upbringing, Lowe’s art — primarily scultpure —commonly explores the theme of running water. Lowe was awarded an Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art in 1999.
Wana naxs
A four-color lithograph on Kanzesui and Arches 88
Edition 12
$800
paper size: 30'' x 22 1/2''
image size: 16'' x 12''
CSP02-106(a); collaborating printer, Frank Janzen, TMP
Wana napt
A two-color lithograph on Kanzesui, Kozo lightweight and Arches 88
Edition 12
$800
paper size: 30'' x 22 1/2''
image size: 13 1/2'' x 12''
CSP 02-106(b); collaborating printer, Frank Janzen, TMP
Wana mitaat
A two-color lithograph on Kanzesui and Arches 88
Edition 12
$800
paper size: 30'' x 22 1/2''
image size: 13 1/2'' x 12''
CSP02-106(c); collaborating printer, Frank Janzen, TMP