Alice Asmar 1973 Tesuque Pueblo Buffalo Dancer. Very rare specific subject and medium. Purchased from the artist's studio Burbank, California.
Casein on Chiri Painting Framed, Numbered & Signed. Casein is an ancient type of milk-based, water-soluble, opaque paint which has been found in prehistoric cave paintings. Known for its lustrous surface and vibrant colors, modern formulations of casein emulsion have the advantage of being resistant to water when they completely cure (unlike gouache or tempera).
Alice Asmar passed away in February 2021 and was born in Flint, Michigan in 1929. Early in her youth, Asmar’s impressive talent for the arts quickly emerged. She later earned her bachelor’s degree from Lewis & Clark College before studying at the University of Washington, where she received her Master of Fine Arts degree. The longtime Burbank resident went on to produce art, illustrate for the Los Angeles Times, teach art students, and serve as a key contributor to The City of Burbank Art in Public Places Committee for over 15 years.
Measures approximately 10.5 inches x 8 inches.
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