"Another Victim of Santa Fe Style" New Mexico Navajo Framed Art

“Another Victim of Santa Fe Style” by Jerome Milord, 1989 A bold and humorous lithograph by Jerome Milord (1928–2007), “Another Victim of Santa Fe Style” skewers the maximalist Southwestern design craze of the late 20th century. Rendered in vivid colors with graphic precision, the scene shows a woman collapsed under the visual and material weight of Santa Fe motifs—turquoise jewelry, silver concho belts, Navajo-style rugs, and kachina imagery. Milord’s sharp wit is on full display, delivering both social commentary and regional satire. Produced by Lewis E. Thompson in Santa Fe and dated 1989, this print remains a cult favorite among collectors of New Mexico art, kitsch culture, and postmodern satire.