Louie H. Ewing

Ewing, Louis H.

American, 1908 - 1983

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  • The image shows a rustic wooden chair with a ladder back design and a worn seat, against a plain beige background. The chair is primarily brown, displaying light and dark wood shades with some weathered areas. It is positioned centrally with its legs and rungs evenly spaced, providing a full front view of the chair.

    Side Chair

    Louie H. Ewing

    1950

    Watercolor, gouache and graphite on paperboard  Accession ID  1943.8.2879

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  • The image displays three individuals from the knees up, actively engaged in a dance. The two individuals at the forefront, appearing to be male, are shirtless, wearing decorative headpieces with multicolored feathers, long black hair, turquoise necklaces, and wraps around their waists decorated with black, orange, white, and hints of green. They hold greenery in their hands and have greenery tied around their ankles. Their feet are clad in moccasin-like footwear with fur accents. Another individual, appearing to be female and positioned slightly to the side and behind the two dancers, wears a dark dress with colorful bands near the hem and a tall, intricate headdress. She holds a round rattle in one hand and greenery in the other. The background features an adobe structure with a tall ladder leaning against its wall, emphasizing a Southwestern architectural style.

    Corn Dance

    Louie H. Ewing

    c. 1940-1950

    Screenprint  Accession ID  2008.115.376

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  • The image shows a wide view of the Grand Canyon. An elevated point of view offers a panorama of layered rock formations. The horizon is situated high with a pale blue sky. There is a thin, darker line indicating distant cliffs or a ridge. A band of clouds stretches across the sky in smooth, horizontal brushstrokes. The brushstrokes are clear and defined with flat areas of color, resembling a print or painting focusing on form and color over detail. Muted tones of pastel colors create a serene atmosphere. A dark silhouette of vegetation stands out against the rock formations. The overall effect is one of simplified beauty, showcasing the canyon's grandeur through shapes and colors.

    Grand Canyon

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940s

    Color screenprint on wove paper  Accession ID  2015.19.1524

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  • The image depicts an aerial view of Bryce Canyon National Park. A large tree silhouette dominates the left side of the image, contrasting with the lighter colors in the distance. The horizon shows green hills against the sky, while the landscape features colorful rock formations in shades of pink, orange, and beige. The canyon displays patches of dark greens and blues, suggesting foliage and shadows. Bold brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette enhance the visual impact of the scene.

    Bryce Canyon National Park

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940s

    Color screenprint on wove paper  Accession ID  2015.19.1522

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  • The image shows a juniper tree in the Grand Canyon. The tree is depicted winding and twisting on the left side of the composition. In the background, the canyon rocks in soft, muted shades of pink, blue, and tan are visible, blending gently into one another. The style features bold, abstract brushstrokes emphasizing the texture and growth rings of the tree bark. The color palette includes earthy greens and browns for the tree, contrasting with pastel and azure tones of the canyon walls and sky. The tree is set against a backdrop of canyon vistas, adding to the grandeur of the scene.

    Old Juniper—Grand Canyon

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940s

    Color screenprint on wove paper  Accession ID  2015.19.1523

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    Navajo Blankets

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    Portfolio of fifteen screenprints  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.1-15

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  • The image displays a series of interlocking diamond shapes in dark blue, brown, green, and pink hues. The design creates an abstract pattern resembling stylized mountains or staircases. The stepped edges of the diamonds give the impression of a woven or knitted textile, like a tapestry or rug.

    Plate 9

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.12

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  • The image shows a textile design with geometric shapes and lines. Bold zigzag patterns create triangular motifs on the fabric, forming an abstract composition. The triangles are similar to mountain peaks or rooftops. Cross shapes are also present, resembling star-like figures across the background. The alternating colors of pink, blue, and beige enhance the dynamic nature of the design, resembling a traditional woven blanket or rug.

    Plate 8

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.11

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  • The image displays a pattern of bold zigzag shapes and smaller, parallel diagonal lines running horizontally across a flat surface. These sharp, triangular motifs are arranged in a repeating sequence. The zigzags in the pattern may resemble peaks of mountains or jagged edges of a lightning bolt, leading to a dynamic visual representation. The design appears intricate, modern, and timeless.

    Plate 12

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.13

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  • The image shows a traditional woven textile. The textile has a pattern of zigzag lines created using geometric shapes in navy blue, white, and red. Thin horizontal stripes in tan separate the zigzag bands. The edges of the textile have fringe details. The overall presentation gives a sense of precision and symmetry typical of traditional weaving techniques.

    Plate 4

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.8

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  • This is a photograph of a textile with geometric patterns. The textile features a design with a dominant red background. The patterns consist of zigzag and triangular shapes in white and dark blue hues, creating a dynamic contrast. Two large cross-like motifs in muted blue-gray are symmetrically positioned near the top and bottom centers. These motifs are set against vertical zigzag lines. The textile is symmetrical on each side, with intricate triangle patterns aligning vertically. The edges of the textile are bordered with thin lines in darker shades.

    Plate 11

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.3

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  • The image shows a zigzag pattern composed of lines with a step-like, edge-design in alternating bands of colors including red, blue, yellow, and beige. The pattern forms a series of sharp, repeating angles across the fabric resembling interwoven lightning zigzags or mountainous landscapes. The overall effect is that of a vibrant woven tapestry or textile with a geometric, rhythmic structure.

    Plate 13

    Louie H. Ewing

    1940-1943

    One from a portfolio of 15 color screenprints on wove paper  Accession ID  2008.115.1661.4

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