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PuebloPots   PosterArt   ArtCards   TextileArt   Art-Tee's   MotoArt   HelmetArt		ACOMA MANTA, circa 1850 The illusion of foreground and background that was the common goal of all Navajo blanket weavers has its origins in embroidered mantas (women's shawls) from Acoma, Hopi and Zuni Pueblos. The use of blue handspun yarn and raveled red yarn in Acoma mantas is truly inspired, as in the placement of the pairs of blue and red leaves at the edges of this manta's brown center, and in the luminous focal point of the central embroidered medallion. - Joshua Baer Poster Size: 24 x 36 (inches) - 60.96 x 91.44 (centimeters)   To Order This Item: 1. Choose an option Poster - $35.00Signed by Jack Silverman - $50.00 2. Enter a quantity  3.   ©1998-2003 Silverman Museum Collection™ - All Rights Reserved P.O. Box 2610   |   Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2610 USA Phone: 505.982.6722 or 800.501.6722   |   Fax: 505.982.6755 E-mail: collect@silvermanmuseum.com Site by Global Cyber Access Site Powered by Intrcomm Technology's SMC