a face of the west picture by norberto a. reyes AICA

I have the same print. Have you found any more info. Also has wooden frame and placard.

The only other Indian Chief one I’ve found is here on Instappraisal https://instappraisal.com/appraisal/norberto-reyes-art The best info on the artist I’ve found was on Facebook “ A well-known Western portrait artist, Norberto Reyes. Born in the Philippines in 1942. Settled in Canoga Park, California and became a U.S. Citizen in 1973. President of the American Indian and Cowboy Artist in 1981. Listed: American Indian and Cowboy Artist, Samuels, Southwest Art. Signed lower right “Norberto A. Reyes A.I.C.A” Norberto gained instant celebrity status when he won a nationwide contest with his portrait of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968. A year later he painted the Apollo astronauts, Collin and Alden. He loved the west and most of his paintings were of that. He used all sorts of mediums for his work. After a taste of success as an artist in the Philippines (today 1978) his paintings hang in the Manila Museum of Art. Reyes had fine credentials as a successful artist, architect, and television director and production designer. In 1977 Reyes celebrated his tenth year in the Unites States by winning seven awards in Western Arty shows, among them the Gold Medal AICA competition, first Prize, May Art Festival, Chris wood Gallery, Temecula California and 1st prize and Best of Show, FFP Western Art Exhibit. His paintings can be seen at the American Indian and Cowboy Artist Society’s annual art exhibition in San Dimas, California, April 18 – 30, 1978 as well as the Desert Magazine Art Gallery in Palm Desert.” As for possible value I found this from 2013 at JustAnswer “ Reyes is primarily known for "western" images, which is pretty amazing for a Philippines born artist. He was actually the president of the American Cowboy artists during the 80s. You don't see as many deviations from that genre. There have been a few exceptions where he produced some fantastic ocean scenes. Yours is a more traditional Western portrait. It's extremely well done and the level of detail in the face is amazing. It could be a print. There was a series of about 10 portraits that were printed as a series on high quality paper (sort of like the painting prints that are done on actual canvas). It could be real, but there is a possibility it's a print. Just in case, I can value it both ways. If it's a print...then based on the size and style and framed, it would have a secondary value around $50 to $100. If it's an original drawing, then it should have a value in the range of $400 to $600.” This print https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/7655719_a-face-of-the-west-print-by-norberto-a-reyes-aica sold for $30 with a $60 -$70 auction estimate. This charcoal drawing https://www.ebay.com/itm/194277650571?hash=item2d3bd9b08b%3Ag%3A7P4AAOSwXiBhEDZ5&nma=true&si=H%252B4m6b1VENVjImEQpyGwlpsOWJY%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 sold on eBay for $175. There’s two more prints selling on eBay now https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=Norberto+A.+Reyes+AICA&rt=nc that might be worth following to see what they sell for.