Taos Looking thoughtfully assembles objects associated with the visual culture of the Southwest, including a black Taos Pueblo cooking pot, a carved Avanyu figure, a woven Rio Grande blanket from northern New Mexico, and a reproduction of Eanger Irving Couse’s Mountain Birds in the background.
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Unlined. Frame abrasion along the edges. Under ultraviolet light, no apparent inpainting.
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