New Mexico Modernism is similar to American Modernism, focusing particularly on those artists who were active in New Mexico (ca. 1915-1960) and who often incorporated the influences of the Southwestern culture and landscape into their artwork.
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Stuart WalkerComposition No. 9A, 1938 -
Cady WellsNew Mexico Landscape, 1938
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Dorothy Eugenie BrettDesert Indian, 1937
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Robert GribbroekPoppy, 1937
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Emil J. BisttramThe Family, 1937
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Raymond JonsonUntitled, 1937
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Emil J. BisttramUntitled Abstraction, 1937
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Cady WellsWood Piece & Shell, 1936
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Stuart WalkerMountain Rancho, 1935
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Raymond JonsonSynthesis Three, 1935
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Raymond JonsonNambe I, 1934
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Stuart WalkerK, 1932
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Paul StrandChurch, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, 1931
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William Thomas LumpkinsFriendship Dance Apache, 1931
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Emil J. BisttramUntitled (Calla Lilies), 1931
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Raymond JonsonAbstraction in Blue, 1930
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Dorothy Eugenie BrettDarkness Before Dawn, 1930
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Raymond JonsonDressing Table (Abstract Still Life with Nude), 1930
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Raymond JonsonRain and Mesa, 1930
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Laura GilpinRanchos Church, 1930
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Willard NashUntitled (Woman with Violin), 1930
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Georgia O'KeeffeRanchos No. 3 (also titled, A Fragment of the Ranchos de Taos Church), 1929
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Raymond JonsonStudy, Mannequin, 1926
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Georgia O'KeeffeOak Leaves, 1923
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Willard NashSpringtime, Santa Fe, 1920s
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Raymond Jonson"The First Morning", 1920
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