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Tricia Higgins Hurt
| Tricia Higgins Hurt's jewel tones radiate
and glow, and the bold richness of her nearly surrealistic landscapes
have captured the interest of many local and national art aficionados. Her first art lesson was from her great-uncle Victor Higgins, the co-founder of the world renowned Taos Society of artists, who encouraged her to create her own art. Tricia has the distinction of having been one of the first women ever admitted to the University of Virginia, where she received her undergraduate education. She also attended the Worcester Art Museum School in New England. |
| "Mother
Earth Singing" Oil 30" by 30" |
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| "Mountain
High" Oil 30" by 30" |
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| "Pinon
& Aspen" Oil 30" by 30" |
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| "Taos
Valley" Oil 16" by 20" |
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| "Mother
Earth Resting II" Oil 30" by 30" |
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| "Casa
del Sol" Oil 24" by 30" |
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| "Cloudy
Day in Spring" Oil 30" by 30" |
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