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Lot # 87 - Rie Muñoz — “Eskimo Dancers” (Serigraph, 175/500, Framed)
| Opening Bid : | $ 5.00 |
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| Start Date/Time: | 23-Mar-2026 7:00:00 AM |
| End Date/Time: | 30-Mar-2026 8:26:00 PM |
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Description :
A vibrant and celebratory serigraph by Rie Muñoz, titled Eskimo Dancers. This limited‑edition print (numbered 175/500) captures a joyful moment of traditional dance, with figures dressed in richly colored parkas and raised‑arm poses that convey rhythm, movement, and community. Muñoz’s signature style—clean forms, bold color blocks, and simplified, expressive figures—brings warmth and storytelling to the scene. The composition highlights the cultural traditions of Alaska Native communities, rendered with Muñoz’s characteristic respect, clarity, and affection. The print is handsomely framed, making it display‑ready for collectors of Alaskan art, Native cultural themes, or Muñoz’s highly sought‑after editions. Rie Muñoz was an American artist celebrated for her bright, narrative depictions of Alaskan life. Born in California, she moved to Alaska in 1951 and spent decades documenting the daily rhythms, traditions, and landscapes of the region. Her work is known for its clean lines, joyful color palette, and storytelling charm, often portraying Native communities, fishing villages, seasonal activities, and the humor and humanity of remote living. Muñoz worked in watercolor, serigraphy, and illustration, and her prints became widely collected across the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. She served as an art teacher, museum curator, and illustrator before becoming a full‑time artist. Her pieces are held in numerous public and private collections, and she remains one of the most beloved visual chroniclers of Alaskan culture.Artist Bio — Rie Muñoz (1921–2015)
18 x 14
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