AMADO MAURILIO PEÑA Signed Lithograph, signature to lower left reads ‘Amado Maurilio Peña’, depicts a pair Native American figures each holding a pottery jar, The figures are wrapped in trade blankets with colorful and geometric patterns, while to their left we see a village in the distance, measures 23 x 29 inches, window measures 16 1/8 x 22 1/8 inches, wood frame, surface wear to frame, professionally framed and double matted in white, not examined out of frame. Amado Peña is recognized as an Artisan of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona. This is a particularly high honor and one that he cherishes. He is dedicated to furthering the public’s knowledge and interest in the Tribe, its art, its history, and its culture.His art celebrates the strength of a people who meet the harsh realities of life in an uncompromising land and his work is a tribute to the Native Americans who survive by living in harmony with an adversarial, untamed environment. His artwork is inspired by places such as Canyon de Chelly, Spider Rock, Monument Valley, Enchanted Mesa, Acoma, and Black Mesa. These sites are part of an enduring landscape that speaks of the ancient heritage of a region that is now known as Arizona and New Mexico. (Peña Gallery)Artwork, wall art, home decor, Native American, Native American art, Native American decorative arts, Native American folk art, folk art, indigenous art, indigenous American art, lithograph, geometric shawls, 5