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Santa Fean Article on Quincy Tahoma
We wanted to alert you to an article in the Santa Fean magazine February/March 2010. Joseph Smith remembers Tahoma paintings and stories about the Navajo artist’s life woven into Smith’s own family history. We continue to be amazed at the … Continue reading
Posted in Publication, Tahoma's Legacy
Tagged American Indians, Joseph Smith, Quincy Tahoma, Rosario Cemetery, Santa Fe, Santa Fean
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The Musical Play, Navajo Night Song
When Dorothy Stevenson met the artist Quincy Tahoma, she was a young woman and he made a big impression on her. Later, as an adult, she became a teacher at St. Michael’s High School in Santa Fe and eventually wrote a musical … Continue reading
Posted in Navajo, Tahoma's Legacy
Tagged Dorothy Stevenson, Musical Play, Navajo Night Song, Quincy Tahoma, Santa Fe, St. Michael's High School
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