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henk-heijmans · 6 months ago
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Frostbitten apples, Tesuque, New Mexico, 1966 - by Eliot Porter (1901 - 1990), American
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pogphotoarchives · 7 months ago
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El Nido, Tesuque, New Mexico
Photographer: Bobby Berg [?] Date: ca. 1940 Negative Number: 137220
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zurich-snows · 11 months ago
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Eliot Porter - Apples on Tree After Frost, Tesuque, New Mexico (1966)
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shewhoworshipscarlin · 2 years ago
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Two Tesuque Buffalo Dancers, 1925.
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postcardsfromthefrontier · 8 months ago
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modernviga · 1 year ago
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alwaysgo · 3 months ago
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aesth3ticallie-messy · 1 year ago
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Camel Rock, NM
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clairity-org · 2 years ago
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Theodore Van Soelen, Tesuque (Dark Houses), 20th century, Oil on canvas, 7/20/22 #philbrook by Sharon Mollerus
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ripplefactor · 2 years ago
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Apples on Tree After Frost, Tesuque, New Mexico, Eliot Porter, November 21, 1966 ..
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psikonauti · 2 years ago
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Eliot Porter (American,1901-1990)
Window with Amaryllis, Tesuque, New Mexico, January 26, 1964
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pogphotoarchives · 2 years ago
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Jesus La Cruz Herrera, Tesuque Pueblo, New Mexico, ca. 1920.
Photographer: T. Harmon Parkhurst
Negative number: 046131
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hheininge-art · 1 year ago
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Tesuque | HHEININGE | “According to the Navajo, only the Creator knows where the beginning is. The Creator had a thought that created Light in the East. Then the thought went South to create Water, West to create Air, and North to create Pollen from emptiness. This Pollen became Earth.
Light, air, water, and earth are contained in everything within nature, and all of the natural world is interconnected and equal. All of these elements mixed together, and the first thing created were the Holy People.
Centuries ago the Holy People, who were already here, taught the Dine how to live in harmony with Mother Earth, Father Sky, and the other elements: man, animals, plants, and insects. The Holy People taught the Dine important ceremonies to maintain the balance; when the ceremonies cease, the world will cease.”
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polkadotmotmot · 1 year ago
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William Acheff - Tesuque Jar, 1986
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arsvitaest · 2 years ago
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Eliot Porter, Window with Amaryllis, Tesuque, New Mexico, January 26, 1964  Dye transfer print
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friendswithclay · 1 year ago
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“Baking bread, Pueblo of Tesuque, New Mexico” c.unknown
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