Black Hills / Jane McCarty Mauldin

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Art Item Information

©Gilcrease Museum

Title(s):

Black Hills

Creator(s):

Jane McCarty Mauldin (Artist)

Culture:

Native American; Choctaw

Date:

1985

Materials/Techniques:

airbrush and tempera on paper

Paper/Support:

Landscape; single-sided 0.267-0.277mm cream colored, densely packed fiber. Even distribution of fibers in transmitted light.

Classification:

Paintings

Object Type:

Tempera Painting

Credit Line:

Gift of Homer and Ruth Herrington

Accession No:

02.1811

Previous Number(s):

TL1993.355.1; 0227.1811; 12831

Department:

Art

Not On View

Dimensions

Overall:

Height: 9 23/32in. (24.7cm)
Width: 9 17/32in. (24.2cm)

Image:

Height: 9 23/32in. (24.7cm)
Width: 9 17/32in. (24.2cm)

Mat:

Height: 17 23/32in. (45.0cm)
Width: 13 25/32in. (35.0cm)

About the Creator(s)

From Gilcrease Museum:

Creator:

Jane McCarty Mauldin

Role(s):

Artist

From Getty's Union List of Artist Names:

Names (all):

Maudlin, Jane McCarty

Birth Date:

1936

Death Date:

1998

Nationalities:

Native American

Roles:

Choctaw painter, 1936-1998

Gender:

female

Marks and Inscriptions

Signed: Signed by hand in watercolor, "Jane Mauldin '85" in lower right on recto

Tags and Search Terms

Tags:

black, brown, canyons, hills, Indigenous paintings included in the Henry Luce Foundation 2020-2022 project, Items included in the Henry Luce Foundation 2020-2022 project, landscapes (environments), mountains, orange, rocks, sun, watercolors, white

Cite this Page

Mauldin, Jane. Black Hills. 02.1811. 1985. Tulsa: Gilcrease Museum, https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/021811 (02/19/2019).

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