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We are the authors of a new biography of Navajo artist Quincy Tahoma, (1917-1956). At Tahoma blog, we will share with you the the story of the search which became a book. Please join in our conversation and ask any questions. To see more go to the Quincy Tahoma web site.CONTACT US
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Quincy Tahoma Book Signing at the Heard Museum
Co-authors Charnell Havens and Vera Marie Badertscher sign copies of the book Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. Continue reading
Have You Read Quincy?
Post by Vera Marie Two sellers currently are offering Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist for sale on Amazon. If you have read the book, we encourage you to leave a review on the book’s Amazon … Continue reading
Charnell Signs books at Smithfield bookstore
Charnell signs Tahoma book at Smithfield VA, in Ham Town Books at Smithfield Station Shops. Click title for full information.
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Tagged biography, book signing, bookstore, Charnell Havens, event, Quincy Tahoma, Smithfield Virignia
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First Reader Reactions to Tahoma Bio
Today we are just going to sit quietly smiling in the corner while readers of Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist have their say. “Stunning! Quite a tribute and VERY nicely done. I’m anxious to set … Continue reading
Cloud with a Silva Lining
Post by Charnell In a previous post, Vera mentioned one of Quincy Tahoma’s guardian angels — Spanish-American, hard-working, wheeler-dealer, political-pro Eppie Montoya. Indeed, while he surely was an unlikely candidate for a guardian angel, he wasn’t the only one who fell … Continue reading
Why write this book?
Post by Vera Marie The first question people ask me about the book Charnell and I have written is “Why did you decide to write a book about Quincy Tahoma?” Good question. After all, Winston Churchill said: “Writing a book … Continue reading
Anticipation
Post by Charnell I have waited more than 13 years for this day — the day when I could hold the Quincy Tahoma biography in my hands, which are now shaking. A box containing my advance copy of Quincy Tahoma: … Continue reading
People Talk about Tahoma Book
As we prepare to present the biography of Quincy Tahoma to the reading public, we have been gathering quotations from fans of Tahoma, and people who have read the manuscript. Here are a few quotations that make us feel very … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, David Brugge, Irving Toddy, Jennie Joe, Navajo artist, Quincy Tahoma, Ramos Sanchez, Rance Hood
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