taostaos.com Artists
Paintings: Marie Claire Maurice, Barbara Oline, Carolene, Jim Cox, Floyd Archuleta, OlgaTeresa Gonzalez Baigas, Geraldine Lujan Trujillo, Joan Young, Pat Danziger
Jewelry and Silversmiths: Keith Evans, Johnny Hernandez
Digital Art/Photography: Ron Furedi
Collage: Keddy Ann Outlaw
Quilter: Amy Jo Clark
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Here are some of their works
Digital Artist and Photographer Ron Furedi
Fishing Hole in Costilla Park by Olgateresa
Geraldine Lujan Trujillo Carolene
Barbara Oline Marie Claire Maurice
2012 Taos Center for the Arts Annual Quickdraw
SOLD!
2012 NEW MEXICO ARTISTS PAINTING GROUP
OCTOBER NEW MEXICO WORKSHOP WITH THE FAMOUS PAINTER DALHART WINBURG
PROMOTED BY TAOS ARTIST JIM COX , TAOS PICTURE FRAMING AND taostaos.com
HELD AT THE BEAUTIFUL SAN GERONIMO LODGE TAOS, NM
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Dixon New Mexico Jim Cox PleinAire Workshop Instructor Jim Cox Sign Up Now for Jim Cox PleinAire Workshop |
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2012 Summer Taos
The Apricot Trees Revive after 2011 drought on the Rim Road, Des Montes
Arroyo Seco Fruit News
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Come to Taos, Northern New Mexico Eagle Nest Lake...yes Pike contest to clean the Lake My Fish Buddies caught 20 Lots of Perch if properly filleted and battered is the sweetest. Trout, well I am trying, give me your fishing recipes and tricks, cuz its all about how to trick these babes and the proper bait |
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EARLY SPRING IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO 2012
DES MONTES
APRICOT ORCHARDS BLOOM
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THEN THE MOUNTAINS SNOWS CAME RIGHT IN THE BEGINNING OF APRIL
AFTER OUR BLOOMS AND BEES ALL OVER
Early Spring Snows at the mouth of Taos Ski Valley Rd
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BUT THE SNOW MELTED FAST GIVING US GREAT WATER
AND BOOM THE BLOSSOMS WERE SAVED
THE BEES BUZZ
AND HERE WE ARE TODAY, FERTILIZED AND LOOKING FORWARD
TO GREAT FRUIT CROPS
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UNTIL THE NEXT SPRING SNOW STORM PREDICTED FOR THIS WEEKEND
APRIL 14, 2012
FISHING FUN IN NEW MEXICO 2012
LAKE ABIQUE EARLY SPRING SEARCHING FOR WALLEYE APRIL FOOLS
SKUNKED THE WALLEYE WERE NOT BITING
DANG IT WAS BEAUTIFUL
FISH NEW MEXICO LAKES...THEY REALLY DO BITE
WHEN THEY WANT TO
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Artist: Olgateresa"Secret Place" Land of Enchantment SOLD
"GOOD LUCK SERIES" 12 X 12 TILE BOLD ENAMEL PAINTS SOLD |
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SOLD Write us to Commission a like piece from Artist Aspen Song "Morning Spring" by Geraldine Lujan-Trujillo Click this image for Details, Slide Show and Buy It Now Buttons |
Mouth of Taos Ski Valley
2012 TOP SKI DESTINATIONS
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View over the Valdez Valley North of Arroyo Seco |
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February Feature "The Secret" by Olgateresa
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Much needed snow in Des Montes and TSV January 2012 The Rockies have been dry dry dry to start off 2012. Unprecedented. Colorado has not experience this kind of drought since 2002. Here in New Mexico we hope the moisture will continue to come as we can not stand another dry spring like last year. |
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Welcome to our Northern New Mexico Online Information Site
Taos Artist: Jim Cox "Sienna Italy"
18 x 24 oil Click image for slide show
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Taos Artist: Marie Claire Maurice
"Flight of the Hummingbirds"
Houston Collage: Artist Keddy Ann Outlaw
"Cartographia 1" ($150.00)
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NEW STUFF
New Artists Ron Furedi, Pat Danziger, Lydia Davis and Joan Young
Check out our newest collage artist Keddy Ann Outlaw, her works are brilliant and you can purchase them now at taostaos.com
Catch Up on the Further Adventures of Normal Man as our Taos Friend Gale Myers Goes to Thailand
The paintings of Taos artist Barbara Oline in our Artists Section are now for sale through Paypal.
See Fun Fishing Photos of Eagle Nest Lake, the Perch are Sweet, the Trout are big and fiesty.
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| View on hike to Wheeler | Mountain Resident Wheeler Peak |
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Wheeler Peak New Hiking trail to Wheeler this year 2011 |
Wheeler Peak ..much easier |
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| Taos Sunset | Winter Storm in Sangre's |
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2011 Taos September Morning We Get Rain Rain Rain
The clouds heave from the mountains in the morning
What a beautiful place we live within!!
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Des Montes Bear Cub in Our Apple Tree
This year 2011 has been a tremendous season for Bears. Could it be Global Warming? Late Frosts have really damaged the fruit season. There's no food for them way high, so now they trumble down to the human plateau's. These beautiful creatures do not come unaccompanied..there are watchful and fiersome mom's hiding close by in the bush. Riding my bike down the Upper Rim Road with my Shepard I froze to a stop seeing a beautiful brown cub sculpture ("What a wonderful sculpture...a perfect likeness", I thought. And then the fur moved and the cub jumped and lumbered a few feet...looked at me, lumbered, looked at me again. I looked across the road to the overgrown acequia hanging over Valdez Valley, and heard a snort. It was Mama. I backed up slowly and my Shepard and I went back the other way. Beautiful, but we need to stay clear of these babies desperate for food. I wonder how cold this winter will be.
Do you have cool bear stories in Taos this year? Blog and send your photos...we will post them.
