Ozz Franca "Navajo Winter" Limited Edition Print

This is a highly collectible print. This well made fine art print is of the Ozz Franca pastel painting "Navajo Winter". The image depicts a Native American woman in traditional garments with her hair blowing in the wind. The woman's lower body seems to get enveloped by whiteness as if she were caught in a snowy breeze. This is a great work of art, and it is of a limited edition of 600. The printing plates have been destroyed, so there will be no more. This print is 28-3/4" by 22-1/2". Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!

Artist Ozz Franca was born in 1928 in Brazil. He showed a great talent for art at an early age. In Sao Paulo at the Spring Salon show he won first prize for his art at the mere age of fourteen. After his graduation from art school, Franca went to the United States on a scholarship and moved permanently to Los Angeles. There he became the first Brazilian to work as a cartoonist on a Disney film, and he became an Olympic swimmer. Franca also created impressive pastel paintings with Native American and South American subject matter. He created his stunning and vibrant images by looking at black & white photos taken by his daughter, and without the distraction of the photographic colors Franca was free to invent his own color palette. Ozz Franca's imagination, innovative nature, and hard work earned him many awards and successes up until his death in 1991.