Early Taos

203 Fine Art presents works of Gustave Baumann, who travelled to several art colonies before going to New Mexico 1918.

203 Fine Art presents works of Oscar Berninghaus, who displayed artistic talent early on and was a founder of the Taos Society of Artists.

203 Fine Art presents the work of Ernest L. Blumenschein (1874-1960), a significant member of the Taos Art Colony.

203 Fine Art presents works of Dorothy Brett, who survived by selling her paintings of Pueblo Indians to tourists.

203 Fine Art presents artworks by Howard Norton Cook, who is considered one of America's best-known printmakers.

203 Fine Art presents artworks by Eanger Irving Couse, or E.I., who was one of the most famous members of the Taos Society of Artists.

203 Fine Art presents the work of Burt Harwood (1855-1922), who played a major influence in the fledgling art community and cultural history of Taos, New Mexico.

203 Fine Art presents works by Ernest Martin Hennings, a highly recognized painter of western subjects and member of Taos Society of Artists.

203 Fine Art presents works of Victor Higgins, who was the youngest founding member of the Taos Society of Artists.

203 Fine Art presents works of Gene Kloss, who is best known for her interpretations of the New Mexico landscape.

203 Fine Art presents works of Barbara Latham, a painter, illustrator and printmaker associated with the Taos Moderns.

203 Fine Art presents works of Ward Lockwood, who became a key painter in the Taos, New Mexico art colony.

203 Fine Art presents the works of Julius Rolshoven, who established a studio in Santa Fe at the Palace of the Governors.

203 Fine Art showcases the works of Howard B. Schleeter, who experimented with many techniques, from impasto to multimedia.

203 Fine Art presents the artworks of Joseph Henry Sharp, who was regarded as the "father of the Taos Art Colony."