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Fine art paintings by deceased Albuquerque and Santa Fe artists. |
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Samuel James Kennedy (b1877) Kennedy was born in Chicago, IL and was known for his portraits and landscapes. |
Walter Bambrook (1910-1984) Bambrook lived his entire life in Albuquerque, NM. He received his first award at the age of 13 from a national art show at the Chicago Art Institute. During his lifetime, he received many awards from other prestigious institutions. His paintings are found in private collections in England, Italy, Australia, the US and Indonesia. He was a member of the New Mexico Artists' Equity, the Professional Albuquerque Artists' Guild, the Taos Art Association and the New Mexico Art League. |
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Gene Kloss (1903-2004) Kloss was born in Oakland, CA and educated at University of California, Berkeley. She moved to Taos with husband Phillips on her honeymoon in 1925 and in her words, considered herself a New Mexican from then on. She lovingly and with uncommon craftsmanship captured the landscape of the California coast, but is mainly known for her portrayals of the northern New Mexico land and its people. Her art was mainly in the form of etchings (approximately 627), some watercolors and fewer oils. She is considered one of the finest printmakers of our time and her name has become synonymous with the Taos Art Colony. |
Grieg Hovsep Chapian (1913-1996) Chapian was a renowned painter, teacher and art conservator. He moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1967 where he became actively involved with the New Mexico Art League. He is remembered fondly for his great talent, passion for life, unique wit and inventive paintings. |
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Fine art from 1890s to 1940s by the following New Mexico artists: Walter Bambrook (1910-1984) Contemporary artists include works by John Beeder Historical Indian Artifacts: Extensive collection of old Navajo blankets and rugs; an outstanding selection of historic pueblo pots including black on black from Santa Clara and San Ildefonso Pueblos; old pawn jewelry including concho belts, pins, bracelets, old buttons and rings, some old baskets. Old Cowboy Memorabilia:spurs, bits, boots, hand-forged branding irons, boots, saddles and holsters. Antique Furniture from the WPA period: handmade in New Mexico. We also feature some primitives from old Mexico and select pine furniture from the East Coast. Antique Furnishings: 1928 radio with speaker and some primitive pieces, single bed from the WPA period, chest-of-drawers from the Victorian period and more. We are always interested in purchasing old Navajo rugs, pawn jewelry and old pueblo pottery and paintings by Carl Von Hassler, Ben Turner, Carl Redin, Romero de Romero, Lloyd L. Goff, Walter Bambrook, J.R. Willis, Nils Hognar and Harrison Begay. |
Artists Represented |
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Walter Bambrook |
Carlin Kielcheski |
Carl Redin |
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