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This reminiscence of the lives and work of three craftswomen covers a period of some forty years. Joan Potter Loveless came to Taos in the early 1950s fresh out of Black Mountain College where she had studied weaving with Anni Albers. When she and her artist husband and baby daughter arrived in their Model A convertible they did not suspect that they would establish a relationship with the region that would pull them back again and again. Loveless's life became. Intertwined with that of her friends Rachel Brown and Kristina Wilson. They shared with her a love for the New Mexico landscape,…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1992University of New Mexico Press · 217 pages · 9780826313188
WeaversSocial life and customsHand-weavingBiographyHand weavingNew mexico, biographyTaos (n.m.)New mexico, social life and customs