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Enthusiastic Quincy Tahoma Fans
Post by Vera Marie Many people who buy Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist are enthusiastic about their purchases, but two people who bought the book when I was at the Heard Museum weekend before last … Continue reading
Happy Birthday to Us!!
(Post by Vera Marie) Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist emerged from the publisher in April, 2011. Charnell wrote this post in mid-March about getting her advance copy. But it is one year since we announced the official … Continue reading
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Heard Museum Indian Market 2012
Post by Vera Marie We were invited to sign copies of the Quincy Tahoma biography at the Heard Museum in Phoenix in early March. In addition to one of the best Indian arts and crafts stores you will find anywhere, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, book signing, Heard Museum, Indian art, Navajo, Phoenix
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Read About Dinetah
Post by Vera Marie Apologies for being away from the blog for a while. We may be sporadic in our publishing for a time. In the mean time, read this article in the Rolls Royce Owner’s Luxury Travel magazine about … Continue reading
Sending book to School
Post by Vera Marie I just love a story with a happy ending, don’t you? On December 12, I wrote about my visit to the Keshmish Festival at Window Rock, which was held the first weekend in December at the … Continue reading
The New Look and 9 Most Popular 2011
(Post by Vera Marie) Thanks for being a reader of the QuincyTahoma Blog. If you like what you read here, please subscribe to the blog and/or the newsletter and please share our blog with your friends. All of these actions … Continue reading
Navajo Grandmother
Post by Vera When I went to the Keshmish (Christmas) Festival at the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, I could not resist bringing home this grandmother doll. This hand-made beauty resembles Pueblo story-teller dolls, but this doll has a distinctly … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Festival, grandmother, mother, Navajo language, Quincy Tahoma, Santa Fe Indian School, shima, Window Rock
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Update on Best Reading of the Southwest
We promised earlier to bring you the entire list of winners in Southwest Books of the Year 2011. We did put a brief list in our newsletter. (Which you can subscribe to on the home page of the Tahoma … Continue reading
