Ne-I-So-Meh—Yuma 1904
edwardwarrensawyer
theartinstituteofchicago
silver, tempera, metal, sculpture
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portrait
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silver
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tempera
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metal
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sculpture
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ancient
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sculpture
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decorative-art
Edward Warren Sawyer's 1904 silver medal, "Ne-I-So-Meh—Yuma," depicts a profile portrait of an indigenous Yuma man. The work is a striking example of the American sculptor's interest in Native American portraiture and is a testament to the beauty and dignity of indigenous cultures. The medal is a beautiful representation of the human face and can be found in the permanent collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.
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