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Fine art, profoundly moldy inside plexibox "Warrior for America" and is a serigraph on paper by the American artist Malcolm Furlow (1946–2023). Known for his dynamic use of vivid color and bold, expressionistic portraits, Furlow often explored Native American themes by blending traditional iconography with modern, pop-art influences.Artwork Details, Artist: Malcolm Furlow. Medium: Color serigraph (silk screen) on paper. Dimensions: The image typically measures approximately 40 x 30 inches (101.6 x 76.2 cm). Editions: It was produced in limited editions, commonly numbered out of 200 (e.g., 51/200 or 130/200), as well as "Artist Proof" (AP) versions. Subject Matter: The work depicts a Native American figure in full regalia, notably wearing a star-spangled jacket and a multicolored headdress, symbolizing a fusion of American and Indigenous identities. About the ArtistMalcolm Furlow was a versatile "Renaissance Man"—a musician, model railroader, and award-winning painter. His work is celebrated for its abstract Western style and is often compared to other prominent colorists like John Nieto. He spent significant time living and working in Wyoming and New Mexico, areas that deeply influenced his artistic focus on Indigenous cultures. |
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