Honors art-code-LCS-030 17” x 67” x 25”

17” x 67” x 25” 145 lbs

as it is the necessary beginning stage of the creation of the wool for  weaving

8 1/4"L x 3 1/4"H x 5 3/4"D Bronze - OPEN

Familiarity with the forests and the animal that inhabit it start at an early age among the tribal people of Amazonia

Size: 17 x 42 Medium: Oil on marble with gold leaf

Honors art-code-LCS-030 17” x 67” x 25”Size: 30 x 23 Medium: Watercolor (b1941) When Al Lostetter began to paint in Abiquiu, New Mexico in 1977, his educational path from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Yale Graduate School provided the groundwork. Living in Abiquiu, with its history as a Native American and European crossroads as well as a place of diverse natural beauty, influences him to create the vibrant and detailed paintings he is known for in galleries in Taos, Santa Fe