A 'Dona Ana Southwest Desert Cabin View' oil painting on board by well known Southwest artist, Connie Blake 1946-2026. It depicts a weathered, derelict cabin set against a rugged desert mountain range in New Mexico. The painting captures a sense of quiet isolation and the slow reclamation of man-made structures by the harsh western environment... as was Life in Dona Ana, historically one of the most important villages in New Mexico since the 1840's. Signed, lower left. Sight: 12” x 9”
Blake often exhibited in the 70's and 80's Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. There, her work reached many buyers at this internationally renowned event.
Provenance: From Blake's Estate in Albuquerque, New Mexico, her card verso.
DImensions: 20” Length x 1.5” Width x 17” Height
A 'Dona Ana Southwest Desert Cabin View' oil painting on board by well known Southwest artist, Connie Blake 1946-2026. It depicts a weathered, derelict cabin set against a rugged desert mountain range in New Mexico. The painting captures a sense of quiet isolation and the slow reclamation of man-made structures by the harsh western environment... as was Life in Dona Ana, historically one of the most important villages in New Mexico since the 1840's. Signed, lower left. Sight: 12” x 9”
Blake often exhibited in the 70's and 80's Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. There, her work reached many buyers at this internationally renowned event.
Provenance: From Blake's Estate in Albuquerque, New Mexico, her card verso.
DImensions: 20” Length x 1.5” Width x 17” Height
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