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Category Archives: Girl Friends
Quincy and Another Girl Friend
Post by Vera It was a treat to return to Adobe Gallery in Santa Fe last week. We had last been there in August during Indian Market, when the gallery hosted a reception and book signing for us. I … Continue reading
Quincy in Love
(post by Vera) I made a trip last week to Santa Fe and to Window Rock to sign copies of Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist. (And don’t miss our special December deal–a free gift with … Continue reading
Quincy Tahoma the Lady’s Man
Post by Vera Quincy Tahoma was a hit with the ladies. All through his life they flocked around him. Valentine’s Day might just have been his favorite holiday after Christmas, the date that he adopted for his birthday.
Happy Birthday Quincy
A character in a novel starts as a blank page. The author creates a name, a birthplace, a locale, a personality and talents.
Posted in Girl Friends, Navajo, Tahoma's Family
Tagged Birthday, Christmas, Quincy Tahoma, Santa Fe Indian School, Tuba City
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Tahoma’s Special Gift to a Special Lady
Tahoma painted a beautiful compact for his girlfriend in 1944 and it has been lovingly preserved for more than 60 years. Continue reading
The Price of a Taxi
September 5, 2004 I grabbed the manila envelope from my husband as he walked in from the mailbox. I had eagerly looked forward to hearing the tapes of Charnell Havens interviewing Jean Wallace McSwain about dating Quincy Tahoma. Jean evoked … Continue reading
Posted in Girl Friends, Santa Fe Life in Tahoma's Time
Tagged girlfriend, John Pen LaFarge, lifestyle, Santa Fe
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