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Original Lithograph “Little Star Woman” by Larry Fodor

Category: Original Prints
Origin: Western Artists
Medium: stone lithograph,
printers proof, 1983
Size:
8” Height x 10” Width (image);
19-¼” Height x 17-½” Width (framed)
Item # 26358.1
Price: $750

This evocative stone lithograph captures a single female figure wrapped in a blanket, gazing thoughtfully at distant mesas. Fodor's painterly approach to printmaking lends the piece the fluidity and texture of an ink drawing, transcending traditional print aesthetics. A printer's proof, it is signed "Larry Fodor 1983" in the lower right corner, highlighting its uniqueness.

Larry Fodor (1951-) is celebrated for his commanding and evocative images of North American Indians, created with the intention of maintaining an active and enduring presence. His fascination with Native American imagery stems from his belief that the fundamental human needs, fears, and desires are most immediate and apparent within prehistoric, primitive, and aboriginal cultures.

Fodor studied at Orange Coast College before earning a BFA from Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, California, where he also pursued graduate work toward an MFA in printmaking. His work has been widely exhibited and is part of numerous prestigious collections, including the Lannan Foundation in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.