Titled Arizona 1869, this work offers an imaginative portrait of a Native American woman, situated within a space that is both historical and symbolic. Her face, modeled with a warm, mineral palette, stands out against a desert landscape evoking the American West of the late 19th century. Her gaze, at once direct and introspective, suggests a silent memory and a timeless presence, poised between historical reality and pictorial projection.

Titled Arizona 1869, this work presents an imaginative portrait of a Native American woman, situated within a space that is both historical and symbolic. The face, shaped by a warm, mineral palette, stands out against a desert landscape reminiscent of the late nineteenth-century American West. The gaze, both direct and inward, evokes a silent memory and a timeless presence, balancing historical reference with pictorial imagination.