Presenting a powerful and evocative original Impressionist painting by noted American artist John E. Costigan, N.A., known for his emotionally rich depictions of rural life, working-class figures, and poignant character studies. This rare work, likely created during or influenced by the WPA (Works Progress Administration) era, features a striking Native American subject—a unique and uncommon theme in Costigan’s oeuvre.
Rendered with his signature expressive brushwork and earthy tonal palette, this piece captures both strength and dignity, hallmarks of Costigan's celebrated style. His works are held in major institutions, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum, and Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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Artist: John Edward Costigan, N.A. (American, 1888–1972)
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Period: Circa 1930s–1940s (WPA Era)
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Medium: Oil on canvas (or board – please confirm)
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Subject: Native American figure(s)
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Style: American Impressionism / WPA Realism
