Lee, Clarence
(Navajo, 1952-2011) Lee’s great claim to fame is that he popularized the “storyteller” style of pictorial silversmithing, and his pieces have a humor and character about them that is extremely appealing to collectors. Many of his later pieces were done in collaboration with his son, Russell.
(Navajo, 1952-2011) Lee’s great claim to fame is that he popularized the “storyteller” style of pictorial silversmithing, and his pieces have a humor and character about them that is extremely appealing to collectors. Many of his later pieces were done in collaboration with his son, Russell.
(Navajo, 1952-2011) Lee’s great claim to fame is that he popularized the “storyteller” style of pictorial silversmithing, and his pieces have a humor and character about them that is extremely appealing to collectors. Many of his later pieces were done in collaboration with his son, Russell.
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