MARK ASMUS oil painter
The Community Against Violence receives 30% of all sales.
Landscapes II
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"His First Powwow"
10" x 8" oil $375
This three-year-old boy was with his parents at the Taos Pueblo Powwow. He didn't like his costume nor did he like his parents encouraging him to pose for a photo. His expression tells it all.
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"Holding Back The Storm"
8" x 10" oil $400
"Holding Back The Storm"
8" x 10" oil $400
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"Cows Contemplating Relocation"
9" x 12" oil $450
"Cows Contemplating Relocation"
9" x 12" oil $450
"Her First Powwow"
10" x 8" oil $375
10" x 8" oil $375
This four-year-old girl was at the Taos Pueblo Powwow. It was obvious that her parents had spent many hours assembling her regalia. She didn't hesitate at all when posing for pictures.
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"I'll Be Right Back"
"I'll Be Right Back"
16" x 20" oil $800
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"Koshare Jump Rope"
!3" x 20" oil $750
"Koshare Jump Rope"
!3" x 20" oil $750
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"Blessing Of The Animals"
24" x 30" oil $1500
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"Rio Pueblo Headwaters"
24" x 36" oil $1800
"Rio Pueblo Headwaters"
24" x 36" oil $1800
"Health Food Vendors"
16" x 20" oil $800
There is no excuse for going hungry at the Powwow. I made the mistake of filling up on a Frito pie before running into these cowboys who were enjoying Navajo tacos. A Navajo taco is mutton and green chilies wrapped in fry bread. They told me it's advisable to have a couple of Tums standing by when you eat one. Next year I'm having a Navajo taco from Yazzie's
