Gerald Cassidy Fine Art Print "Navajo" Salad Plate Matched to the black to

Matched to the black to the black/gray Mimbreño dinnerware made for and used by the El Tovar Lodge at the Grand Canyon

each giclee’ print is produced using archival pigment inks on French made

stronger than stoneware

diamond-shaped "eyes" (ojos) and the symbols of the Navajo Four Mountains of Creation are dramatic in any setting

Gerald Cassidy Fine Art Print "Navajo" Salad Plate Matched to the black toOwn a piece of La Fonda history. Navajo 36 x 24 These fine art prints are exclusive to La Fonda and are only available at Detours. Printed in Santa Fe, each giclee print is produced using archival pigment inks on French made, acid free Arches paper. The AT&SF Railway commissioned Gerald Cassidy (1879 1934) to create paintings that could be reproduced to promote travel to the Southwest in railroad stations across the country. Eleven of Cassidys