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Taos Society of Artists

The Stark Museum of Art's collection contains many works created by the Taos Society of Arts. The founding members of the group were: Oscar E. Berninghaus, Ernest Leonard Blumenschein, Eanger Irving Couse, William Herbert Dunton, Bert Geer Phillips, and Joseph Henry Sharp. Browse a selection of works by these artists.

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An Old Street in Taos - (Kit) Carson Street
An Old Street in Taos - (Kit) Carson Street
Joseph Henry Sharp
Council Call of Crows, Montana
Council Call of Crows, Montana
Joseph Henry Sharp
c. 1908
Moonlight, Camp on the Little Big Horn, Montana
Moonlight, Camp on the Little Big Horn, Montana
Joseph Henry Sharp
c. 1908
Ceremonial Drum
Ceremonial Drum
Joseph Henry Sharp
"The Gamblers"
"The Gamblers"
Joseph Henry Sharp
c. 1907
Taos Entertains the Cheyennes
Taos Entertains the Cheyennes
Ernest Leonard Blumenschein
c. 1918
The Chief Goes Through
The Chief Goes Through
Ernest Leonard Blumenschein
1956
Ourselves and Taos Neighbors
Ourselves and Taos Neighbors
Ernest Leonard Blumenschein
c. 1940
The Red Serape
The Red Serape
Eanger Irving Couse
1918
Flute Dance at Oraibi
Flute Dance at Oraibi
Eanger Irving Couse
1903
Hopi Flute Dance
Hopi Flute Dance
Eanger Irving Couse
1903
Unpacking China
Unpacking China
William Herbert Dunton
1908
This Spectacular Dash Is an Inspiring Picture . . . Thundering down the Field on a Dead Run in Lines as Straight as Arrows
This Spectacular Dash Is an Inspiring Picture . . . Thundering down the Field on a Dead Run in Lines as Straight as Arrows
William Herbert Dunton
c.1914
"Here I Am. Quick!" She Cried as He Passed beneath Her
"Here I Am. Quick!" She Cried as He Passed beneath Her
William Herbert Dunton
c. 1918
Quinnion Was Down and Shooting, with but Ten Steps . . . between Him and the Man Whom He Sought to Kill
Quinnion Was Down and Shooting, with but Ten Steps . . . between Him and the Man Whom He Sought to Kill
William Herbert Dunton
c. 1919
A Lean Muscular Hand Fell Lightly Upon His Shoulder and He was Jerked Back Promptly
A Lean Muscular Hand Fell Lightly Upon His Shoulder and He was Jerked Back Promptly
William Herbert Dunton
c. 1919
The Prospector
The Prospector
William Herbert Dunton
1908
The Landing of the American Troops Near Guanica, Porto Rico, July 25, 1898
The Landing of the American Troops Near Guanica, Porto Rico, July 25, 1898
William Herbert Dunton
c . 1911
We Sat Late That Night in the Moonlight in Front of His Tent and the Story Came Out
We Sat Late That Night in the Moonlight in Front of His Tent and the Story Came Out
William Herbert Dunton
c. 1915
But Now He Preferred to Go Slowly, and He Was Talking at His Fluent Best
But Now He Preferred to Go Slowly, and He Was Talking at His Fluent Best
William Herbert Dunton
1914
Night-Riding Cowpuncher
Night-Riding Cowpuncher
William Herbert Dunton
The Hostiles
The Hostiles
William Herbert Dunton
1915
My Son--My Only Son--is a Coward
My Son--My Only Son--is a Coward
William Herbert Dunton
1909
“Go in an’ Cut That Rope,” Said Therise, “or I’ll Finish You.”
“Go in an’ Cut That Rope,” Said Therise, “or I’ll Finish You.”
William Herbert Dunton
1920
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