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In the late '80s, I attended an Indian Arts and Crafts Association meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona. For the first time, they sponsored a "quick draw" competition that allowed artists to paint or draw a work of art. I think it was 30 minutes, but it may have been longer.
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Philbert Hughte (B. 1954) is a Zuni artist and teacher specializing in pen and acrylic painting.
He started painting when he was seven years old. Initially, the everyday life in the village of Zuni inspired his work, but his sense of humor and history soon changed that perspective.
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Carl von Hassler (1887 - 1969) was the German who adopted America, fell in love with the Southwest, and became the "Dean of the Albuquerque Art Colony." For 47 years, Carl lived in Albuquerque and studied and painted the landscape and Indian people of the Southwest.
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When the United States was becoming a country, there was a vigorous debate about the choice of the American Bird. Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Ben Franklin were tasked with designing the country’s emblem. They were not successful, and it was not until 1782 that the design of the Bald Eagle was adopted.
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I have found that when an artist does work that both resonates with the public and that the artist really likes, it usually sells. It’s a perfect combination. But sometimes, when an artist is very successful at doing a style for a while, they can experience a strong desire to do something completely different.
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