TOY TROLLEY / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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CHANTING KACHINA Daily Painting #592
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CHANTING KACHINA / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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OX CART, MARTINEZ HACIENDA, TAOS NM Daily Painting #560
OX CART, MARTINEZ HACIENDA, TAOS NM / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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BOXCAR BARN Daily Painting #555
BOXCAR BARN / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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A DRIFT OF MINIS (MEXICAN CERAMIC PIGS) Daily Painting #553
A DRIFT OF MINIS (MEXICAN CERAMIC PIGS) / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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HOPI DANCE RATTLES Daily Painting #549
HOPI DANCE RATTLES / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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HORSE KACHINA Daily Painting #545
HORSE KACHINA / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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TOY MILK TRUCK Daily Painting #513
TOY MILK TRUCK / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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ADOBE CHURCH Daily Painting #508
ADOBE CHURCH / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
This is the back of the San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, in Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, made famous by photographers and artists including Ansel Adams, Ernest Leonard Blumenschein and Georgia O’Keeffe. Made of just mud and straw, it was almost lost when misguided attepmts to modernize it by covering it in a concrete plaster resulted in water finding its way through tiny cracks and dissolving the adobe. The plaster hid the results until it was almost too late. When the damage was discovered, the plaster was removed, and the community went back to its earlier practice of mudding (re-plastering with adobe, a mix of mud and straw) the walls every one to three years. It’s fascinating to watch workers lifted high in mechanical cherry pickers applying a coating of mud and straw and polishing it with a piece of sheepskin.
I am proud and pleased to know that my grandsons, Kyle and Westley, have had an opportunity to help in applying the adobe plaster to this iconic bit of Southwestern architecture.
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OFFICE CHAIR Daily Painting #471
OFFICE CHAIR / Oil on Panel / 6 x 6 Inches / ©John Farnsworth
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