To the world DeGrazia was a gifted celebrity, but to the Indians of the Southwest he was a friend; to himself, he was simply "a working artist." The brilliant colors of the Southwest come alive in these designs by DeGrazia and the heritage of a proud people is reflected in the wistful dark-eyed faces of the Indian children. Throughout his life, DeGrazia felt a kinship with the Indians and would travel to their festivals. From his own impressions he created the now famous paintings of round-faced, somber Indian children.
 The DeGrazia® Gallery In The Sun in Tucson, Arizona was his final gift to the people - a gift that will continue to enrich the lives of people for generations to come.