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North Carolina Mountain Woman
LATHAM, Barbara
Wood engraving on thin laid paper. Edition unknown, but likely one of a handful of impressions only. Our colleagues and friends at The Annex Galler...
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Barbara LATHAM
"I had never experienced such brilliance, contrasted with such fragrant desert. … I loved Taos from the moment I stepped off the train.” - Barbara Latham, 1925.
Self-described as a "tomboy" the adventurous Latham (1896-1989) is an American painter and printmaker known for her Southwestern landscapes.
Latham lived just outside of Taos with her husband and fellow artist Howard Cook, and was part of the vibrant bohemian community that thrived there. Her work frequently captures Native American culture and New Mexico's natural beauty. Latham also worked in illustration, contributing her illustrations to children's literature.