Vintage Mid-Century Ivan Kocsis Framed Indigenous Portrait

Vintage Mid-Century Ivan Kocsis Framed Indigenous Portrait Art Print (12.75" x 15.75") Up for auction is a beautifully detailed, vintage monochrome portrait print by the celebrated late Canadian artist and historian Ivan Kocsis (1933–2008). This striking piece showcases Kocsis’ signature hyper-realistic pen-and-ink technique, capturing a powerful, dignified portrait of a Great Lakes Indigenous elder in traditional regalia. The artwork features incredible contrast, utilizing masterful stippling and hatching to emphasize textured fur garments, woven details, and feathers. The piece features the artist's stylized authentic signature printed in the bottom corner. Framing & Condition Dimensions: 12.75" x 15.75" (including frame). Matting: Clean, archival-style double matting that beautifully elevates the black-and-white artwork. Frame: Modern, sleek black gallery frame. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The print is crisp with no fading, and the frame structure is sturdy and ready to hang. (Please refer to the high-resolution photos for close-up details). About the Artist: Ivan Kocsis (1933–2008) Ivan Kocsis was an accomplished Hungarian-Canadian graphic artist, amateur archaeologist, and historian who immigrated to Canada in 1956. He dedicated decades of his life to meticulously researching and illustrating pre-contact First Nations history in Ontario, working closely with archaeological findings to accurately recreate the heritage of the Huron-Wendat and Neutral cultures. His highly sought-after mid-century portrait series became an iconic staple of regional Canadian historical art. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue