Pueblo 1 | Limited Edition Giclée Print | Southwest Oil Painting by Gene Irvin (1934–2026)

Limited Edition Giclée Print — Pueblo 1 by Gene Irvin

A sprawling adobe pueblo complex — multi-story towers, wooden ladders, stepped walls, and deep doorways — painted in oil against a rich dark background. Warm earth tones glow against the darkness, capturing the timeless architecture of the American Southwest. Painted in 1985 and signed “Gene Irvin, '85.”

This is a limited edition Giclée print — only 50 numbered copies were produced from the original oil painting.

Print Details:

• Medium: Limited edition Giclée print (from original oil painting)
• Print size: 8 × 8"
• Edition: Limited to 50 numbered prints
• Artist: Gene Irvin (1934–2026) — Arizona-based artist, Gene's Pen & Ink

Pueblos are multi-story stone and adobe dwellings built by Native American peoples of the American Southwest — particularly in Arizona and New Mexico. Some pueblos have been continuously inhabited for over a thousand years, making them among the oldest occupied structures in North America.

Why Collectors Love It:
A striking piece of Southwest Americana — bold composition, dramatic lighting, and the enduring architecture of Pueblo culture. A companion piece to Pueblos 2, and a meaningful addition to any Southwest or Native American art collection.

Shipping & Details:

• Ships carefully packaged to any address in the United States
• Print only — framing not included

A lasting piece from the collected works of Gene Irvin (1934–2026).