Albert Lujan in NM (New Mexico)

Albert D Lujan, age 46, Peralta, NM View Details

Cities: Peralta NM, Albuquerque NM Possible Relatives: Lillian T Lopez, Albert Louis Lujan, June E Lujan

Albert H Lujan, age 70, Albuquerque, NM View Details

Cities: Albuquerque NM Possible Relatives: Celine G Lujan, Christopher J Lujan, Liana Soledad Lujan

Albert I Lujan View Details

Address:***** Avenida Valencia Rd, Los Lunas, NM

Albert R Lujan View Details

Address:***** Costa Garraf Rd Nw, Albuquerque, NM

Albert Lujan, age 40s, El Paso, TX View Details

Locations: El Paso TX, Laconia NH Possible Relatives: Elizabeth Jaime Aguayo, Brenda Lau Lujan, Diego D Lujan

Albert Lujan Lujan, age 50s, Dallas, TX View Details

Locations: Dallas TX, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Kassandra Jo Gamblin, Anna O Lo, Abel M Lujan

Albert E Lujan, age 45, Weatherford, TX View Details

Cities: Weatherford TX, Mineral Wells TX, Marfa TX Possible Relatives: Darien L Lujan, Harry Lujan, Lydia B Lujan

Albert A Lujan, age 53, El Paso, TX View Details

Cities: El Paso TX Possible Relatives: Alberto A Lujan, Amada Lujan, Antonio Angel Lujan

Albert Lujan Paintings - Biography - Adobe Gallery, Santa Fe • adobegallery.com

Albert Lujan (1892-1948) Weasel Arrow was an early Taos painter. He was ahead of his time by painting with a style influence by Euro-American artists. In contrast, many of his classmates at THE STUDIO taught by Dorothy Dunn at the Santa Fe Indian School developed their own unique style of painting and continued to utilize what became known as ...

Original Painting of Taos Pueblo Scene by Albert Lujan [SOLD] • adobegallery.com

Albert Lujan (1892-1948) Weasel Arrow was an early Taos Pueblo painter. Lujan was ahead of his time in painting European-American style art rather than the Santa Fe Indian School style being practiced by most of the other Native American artists of his time. He, along with Albert Looking Elk Martinez and Juan Mirabal, was greatly influenced by ...

Albert Lujan (April 1, 1892 — 1948), Taos Pueblo painter - Prabook • prabook.com

Albert Lujan, largely self-taught, began painting around 1915. Throughout his career, he made over 2,000 oil and watercolor paintings. His hallmark was a drawing of an arrow. Lujan enjoyed painted in the plein air (open air) on the plaza. Often customers would purchase paintings they had seen painted.

Albert Lujan Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Albert Lujan Art Value ... • invaluable.com

Albert Lujan (1892-1948), also known as Xenaiua meaning "Weasel Arrow," was a genre and landscape painter from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. Albert Lujan, largely self-taught, began painting around 1915. Throughout his career, he made over 2,000 oil and watercolor paintings. His hallmark was a drawing of an arrow.

Albert Lujan - People - Harwood • emuseum.com

Biography Albert Lujan (1892-1948) Weasel Arrow was an early Taos painter. He was ahead of his time by painting with a style influence by Euro-American artists. In contrast, many of his classmates at THE STUDIO taught by Dorothy Dunn at the Santa Fe Indian School developed their own unique style of painting and continued to utilize what became known as the Flat Style of Native American painting.

Fine Arts of the Southwest • fineartsofthesouthwest.com

A Taos Pueblo painting of a group of. Taos Indians at Taos Pueblo by Albert Lujan, (Weasel Arrow) circa 1920's. Albert Lujan (1892-1948) was one of the very first Native American painters to paint in the European academic easel-painting manner. Lujan, along with two other early Taos Pueblo painters, Albert Looking Elk and Juan Mirabal, learned to paint by working as models and/or painting ...

Painting of Taos Pueblo Village by Albert Lujan [SOLD] • adobegallery.com

Albert Lujan (1892-1948), an early Taos Pueblo painter, was ahead of his time in painting European-American style art rather than the Dorothy Dunn School of art being practiced by most of the other Native American artists of his time. His work was shunned by collectors and the Museum of New Mexico Fine Art Gallery because it was too much like that which the Taos and Santa Fe artists produced.

Savvy Collector » Albert Lujan • savvycollector.com

Albert Lujan was a farmer in his early life and also a deacon at his church. It was in this role, while taking a break from doing maintenance on the building, that Taylor noticed him painting a landscape on a leftover board. This visitor bought him painting supplies and reportedly thereafter bought one or more of the resulting paintings.

Albert Lujan - Artnet • artnet.com

View Albert Lujan's artworks on artnet. Learn about the artist and find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks, the latest news, and sold auction prices.