Set of 3 Ledonia Champlin Native American Powwow Dancer Art Prints

Striking set of three framed Native American powwow dancer studies by Ledonia Champlin, dating from the early 1990s. Each work features exceptionally detailed linework depicting dancers in elaborate traditional and fancy dance regalia, including feather bustles, roaches, fringe, beadwork and other ceremonial attire.

The collection includes works identified as “Men’s Southern Fancy” and “Men’s Northern Traditional,” along with a dynamic multi-figure composition depicting three dancers. The works bear the artist's signature and dates/copyright markings, including 1992 and 1994.

All three are presented in matching simple black frames, creating an impressive coordinated grouping suitable for display together.

These works are being described as prints based on the visible characteristics while framed; they have not been removed from the frames to determine the exact printing technique or whether any elements are hand-drawn.

Details:

• Set of 3 framed works

• Artist: Ledonia Champlin

• Native American powwow dancer subjects

• Men’s Southern Fancy

• Men’s Northern Traditional

• Three-dancer powwow composition

• Dated/copyrighted 1992–1994

• Detailed black-and-white line drawings

• Matching black frames

• Sold together as one collection

Vintage condition with some age-related toning, spotting and wear visible to the paper and frames. Please review photographs for condition.