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Vintage 1970's Dean Chapman Pair Of Native American Vertical Oil Painted Framed Portraits.

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Vintage 1970's Dean Chapman Pair Of Native American Vertical Oil Painted Framed Portraits.
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a compelling and beautifully preserved diptych lot by listed georgia artist dean chapman (1937–2001), comprised of two coordinated, narrow-format oil portraits on canvas. Executed in the artist's signature western genre style, the pair presents a powerful visual narrative contrasting a traditional indigenous hunter with a late 19th-century frontier tracker. portrait one: depicts a full-length native american archer in traditional attire, adorned with a patterned crimson headscarf and a beaded necklace. He is equipped with a traditional recurve bow, an arrow, and a feathered back quiver. portrait two: depicts a full-length u.S. Army indian scout (likely apache). The figure wears a modified, blue cavalry tunic featuring yellow sergeant chevrons, paired with a traditional white breechcloth, high-top leather moccasins, and a cloth headband. He prominently holds a historically accurate, lever-action winchester model 1873 repeating rifle. both works feature chapman's meticulous attention to textile textures and anatomical realism, rendered against a minimalist, warm-toned background to emphasize the subjects. medium & signaturesmedium: oil on canvas. signature: each piece is signed by the artist ("dean chapman") in the lower left quadrant. dimensionsframed size (each): 25. 5" h x 13. 5" w (64. 8 cm x 34. 3 cm)presentation: housed in their original mid-century, deep-profile multi-tiered wooden frames.