Print Painting
1937 – 2005
Fritz Scholder was a Native American artist of Luiseño descent who revolutionized Native American art. He challenged stereotypes by depicting Native Americans in contemporary settings, often incorporating bold colors and controversial subjects. Scholder’s work has had a lasting impact on the representation of Native Americans in art.
- Groundwork: Voices of the Santa Fe Art Scene (1970s–1990s), by Cynthia Sanchez, Ph.D., Curator, Capitol Art Collection - The Santa Fe we know today—recognized globally as a contemporary art destination—wasn’t born fully formed. It was built piece by piece by individuals who took risks, showed up, and stayed. In the early 1970s, Hills Gallery planted the first seeds, showing local painters and sculptors with little thought for commercial viability. Megan Hill, Linda Durham,…
- Scholder Indian Encampment After Blakelock 246 - Indian Encampment After Blakelock Fritz Scholder Created : 1977 Donated : 1994 Medium : Lithograph Dimensions: 22 inx26 in Located: 3rd Floor,West Main Hallway