Jack Silverman Limited Edition Lithograph, 'Hopi Poncho', 1984

Story

In 1984, Santa Fe artist Jack Silverman used complex printmaking to immortalize 19th-century Indigenous textiles. This print captures a rare Hopi poncho, celebrating the sacred geometry of Native weaving through a modern lens.

Maker / Origin

Jack Silverman (1940–2024) was a celebrated Santa Fe-based artist and collector who dedicated decades to documenting historic Navajo, Pueblo, and Hopi textiles. His masterfully executed serigraphs and lithographs are highly regarded for their technical precision, capturing the exact texture of individual wool threads. His work is held in major collections, including the Smithsonian Institution.

Condition & Value

The lithograph appears to be in excellent condition, professionally framed and floated on a mat to preserve the deckled edges. There is no obvious signs of water damage, foxing, or severe fading, though it should be checked for UV protection in the glass.