• Native American pottery oil painting by Gene Irvin, 1985 — three traditional clay vessels including a round bowl, a wedding vase, and a round pot with geometric and figurative designs in earth tones of brown, red, and black, resting on dried corn husks against a dark background, signed and dated by the artist
  • Native American pottery oil painting limited edition Giclée print by Gene Irvin, 1985 — three traditional clay vessels with geometric and figurative designs in earth tones of brown, red, and black on a dark background, displayed on a red mat with driftwood-style wood frame, 8x3 inch print, 14.5x11.625 inches overall, numbered 18/50, ready to hang
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Native American Pottery | Limited Edition Giclée Print (18/50) | Framed Oil Painting Reproduction by Gene Irvin (1934–2026)

Native American Pottery | Limited Edition Giclée Print (18/50) | Framed Oil Painting Reproduction by Gene Irvin (1934–2026)

$175.00 USD
$175.00 USD
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In 1985, Arizona artist Gene Irvin turned his attention from wildlife to the ancient art of Native American clay pottery — and the result is one of the most distinctive pieces in his entire body of work. Three traditional vessels, each decorated with geometric and figurative designs in rich earth tones of brown, red, and black, rest on a bed of dried corn husks against a deep, dark background. It's a still life that feels both timeless and deeply rooted in the Southwest.

This is a limited edition Giclée print — one of only 50 reproductions ever made of this original oil painting. This is number 18.

About Giclée Printing:
Giclée (zhee-KLAY) is the gold standard of fine art reproduction — archival-quality inks on museum-grade paper, producing color accuracy and longevity that far exceeds standard printing. This print is protected by conservation plexiglass (1/8" thick, non-glare etched surface) for optimal art visibility and long-term preservation.

Artwork Details:

  • Medium: Limited edition Giclée print from original 1985 oil painting
  • Edition: 18 of 50 — hand-numbered
  • Print Size: 8×3"
  • Framed Size: 14.5×11.625" (matted with conservation plexiglass, driftwood-style wood frame, ready to hang)
  • Artist: Gene Irvin (1934–2026) — Arizona-based artist, Gene's Pen & Ink
  • Style: Native American pottery art | Southwest collector's art | Pueblo ceramic illustration | Limited edition fine art

Why Collectors Love It:
Whether you're a collector of Southwest art, a lover of Native American pottery and ceramics, someone decorating a Southwestern or Santa Fe-style home, or simply looking for a rare and meaningful piece of Arizona art history, this limited edition print is a genuine collector's item. Only 50 exist.

Shipping & Details:

  • Ships carefully packaged to any address in the United States
  • If this edition is sold out, please contact us to inquire about the next available number — delivery times may be extended
  • A lasting piece from the collected works of Gene Irvin (1934–2026)
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