José Cisneros, Immigrant Artist. Edited by Adair Margo and Leanne Hedrick.
In the 1930's he and Tom Lea begin their friendship. By 1938 he shared with Carl Hertzog the project of Everett DeGolyer's Across Aboriginal America, and subsequently begins long-term For a fellow who was inspired to artistry via books borrowed from a friend and taught himself to draw by using a stick in the dirt, Cisneros drew a bold line in international art, and likely still sees those lines even though he's 99 and color-blind. |
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