Iconographic Construction: four-color lithographic mylar

Image Size: 6 1/2 x 26 1/2 inches

Marks: edition number, title, mural code of arms, artist chop, edition chop, and artist signature.

Presentation: hardcover portfolio with archival separation sheet.

Description: Four Corner Land Project Series is a compendium of hieroglyph iconography which are part of a world of more than 5.000 archeological sites. FCLP Arizona is centered in the Intestine Man Panel, a rock art drawing located in southern Utah, near the town of Moab. This particular form of rock art is known as the Barrier Canyon Style (BCS), whose name is derived from Barrier Canyon (now called Horseshoe Canyon), which lies to the west of Moab in an extension of Canyonlands National Park. Within Horseshoe Canyon resides the most prominent and best-preserved examples of the Barrier Canyon Style in a series of rock art panels.