Bonsai(?) print w/signature that looks like a date? Stone/Rock face?

These are 2 pieces I found at the thrift store today.
The first is a print? (litho?) of a Bonsai looking tree on a lake/water - very cool looking, but the signature looks like a date? Any idea who this is?
Any thoughts on it?
2nd is a stone/rock carved into a face that looks like it's maybe Polynesian? (guessing) - also the back is smaller & longer and almost looks like the cork end of wine bottle stopper?!
(sorry for pics from store - I sat it on a Barbie I dream of Jeanie I also got while in line to pay to photograph trying to do an image search.
Any idea what this is? Is it real?

As always I appreciate any help!

 

That tree looks like it is tip toeing into the pond!

 

lol

 

Bonsai is a miniature plant, although they are often grown from larger species (and maintained at small size) by constant pruning. Not sure what this larger plant may be.

 

the picture has a deco feel to me ? I love that stone head !

 

Yes,the stone is very cool. How big is it? Weight?

 

4.5" H x 3.5" W x 5" Deep

 

Here are better pics of the carved stone face.
It's got some heft.

 

Just a guess-stone head could be a Taino piece (Pre-Columbian Caribbean Tribe),if it's an old authentic piece excellent.If it's a repro it's still nice,not 'You can finally retire Journey',but nice.
Could also be Oceania or Mayan.

 

Thanks book69! Mayan came up when I did an image search on my computer - it has the same "cork' look to the back & 1 looked similar, but was on 1stDibs so the price was exaggerated.

Two Carved Mayan Deity Limestone Architectural Carvings or Elements For Sale at 1stDibs

 

This Peruvian Chavin came back on eBay but it's a reproduction - how can I find out if mine is real or a repro? Peruvian Pre Columbian Chavin Style culture - Clava heads - carved in stone | eBay

(although the color of mine looks more like the 1stDibbs real one? Fingers crossed!)

 

You found it, journey, it is a 'clava' head in the style of the Peruvian Chavín culture.
'Style of' means it is a replica, and I am sure that yours is a replica too. The carving is very pristine, and there is no natural wear on the stone.
Still, a nice thing to have, and I am sure you'll be able to sell it.

 

Mayan-I can't figure out if this represents the Mayan deity of 'The Old Man' or 'Xipe Totec' (wearing the skinned face of a sacrifice). Later more representational period,I think ?
What do you all surmise ?

 

Or a museum quality, pristine condition clava head that somehow was mistakenly donated to a thrift store? (There was an original Jackson Pollack painting found at a yard sale right? lol)

 

Clavas from various Peruvian Museums-

 

There is always wear on the originals, they were mounted on outside walls:

 

Seeing how they're mounted, now I suddenly want one. Very cool.

 

Of course you do!