"Mother and Child" by Jerry Ingram Signed and similar items

This Item is located in the US. "Mother and Child" by Jerry Ingram Signed Limited Edition 15/44 Lithograph This product data sheet is originally written in English. "Mother and Child" Lithograph by Native American Artist Jerry Ingram Framed dimensions: 18"x15 1/2" Limited edition #15/44 Signed in pencil, lower right corner Jerry Ingram is an Award-Winning Choctaw /Cherokee Artist from Battiest, Oklahoma now living in Ilfeld, New Mexico, just east of Santa Fe. Alumni of IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art), Jerry continued his education, receiving his BA from Oklahoma State Tech. He majored in commercial art, a field in which he worked for 20 years. Currently he is a self-employed wax carver, beader and quill-worker. He has even gone back to occasionally teach beading classes at IAIA. Ingram has always been interested in Native American Dress and Art, especially the beaded and quilled decorations. His own tribe has left very little in the way of beaded items so he concentrated his art based on the work of the Plains and Plateau Indians during the mid to late 1800's. Jerry's aim in his work is authenticity and detail, using traditional methods, techniques and materials that were available during that time period. (Source:Henington Fine Art) All items are professionally packaged and shipped. All shipments include insurance and delivery confirmation or signature confirmation. Local Pick-up is available in our showroom. (Contact us for payment methods to pay on pickup.) *The customs requirements for each country, including all import duties, taxes, and fees are the responsibility of the buyer. All international packages will have the required customs declaration and value of order. California Buyers: 9% sales tax will be added. Returns Policy: Your continuing satisfaction is very important to us. We offer a 14 day money back return policy. If you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason, please notify us so that we can begin the returns process. All items must be returned in the same condition that it was received. About Us: As one of the largest Coin Jewelry Companies on the west coast, and also one of the best gold buyers, Continental has been the destination for coins, jewelry, fine art and collectible buyers and sellers for over 45 years. Whether you?re looking to buy items or interested in selling gold and silver for cash, sell coins, or a variety of other collectibles, we are here to help. All items for sale are available for viewing at our Southern California showroom. We would like to thank all of our loyal customers for their continued support. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please let us know, and we will respond as soon as possible. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please click "Ask a question" below, and we will respond as soon as possible. Thank you. Continental Coin and Jewelry Company Web Department: Monday - Friday, from 10:30am - 6pm PST Reference Item #BCP0104 AP 4/4/16 Visit Our Store: Continental Coin and Jewelry Jerry Ingram is an Award-Winning Choctaw /Cherokee Artist from Battiest, Oklahoma now living in Ilfeld, New Mexico, just east of Santa Fe. Alumni of IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art), Jerry continued his education, receiving his BA from Oklahoma State Tech. He majored in commercial art, a field in which he worked for 20 years. Currently he is a self-employed wax carver, beader and quill-worker. He has even gone back to occasionally teach beading classes at IAIA. Ingram has always been interested in Native American Dress and Art, especially the beaded and quilled decorations. His own tribe has left very little in the way of beaded items so he concentrated his art based on the work of the Plains and Plateau Indians during the mid to late 1800's. Jerry's aim in his work is authenticity Jerry Ingram is an Award-Winning Choctaw /Cherokee Artist from Battiest, Oklahoma now living in Ilfeld, New Mexico, just east of Santa Fe. Alumni of IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art), Jerry continued his education, receiving his BA from Oklahoma State Tech. He majored in commercial art, a field in which he worked for 20 years. Currently he is a self-employed wax carver, beader and quill-worker. He has even gone back to occasionally teach beading classes at IAIA. Ingram has always been interested in Native American Dress and Art, especially the beaded and quilled decorations. His own tribe has left very little in the way of beaded items so he concentrated his art based on the work of the Plains and Plateau Indians during the mid to late 1800's. Jerry's aim in his work is authenticity Edition Size 44 Style Realism Print Type Lithograph Listed By Dealer or Reseller Signed Signed Date of Creation 1970-1989 Size Type//Largest Dimension Medium (Up to 30in.) Original//Reproduction Original Print Edition Type Limited Edition Subject Figures Portraits