Robert Montoya spent the first thirteen
years of his life on the campus of the
Santa Fe Indian School where his parents
were teachers.
His artwork is a changing blend of
contemporary and traditional Indian art
styles and draws from the sources of
pueblo life, religious symbols, pictographs,
and the artist's imagination. The work
grows from roots in the two distinct pueblo
cultures of his father and of his mother.
An honor graduate of the University of
New Mexico with a fine-arts degree in
architecture, Montoya was awarded the
American Indian Ford Foundation
Fellowship to the University of Oklahoma
where he earned his graduate degree in
city and urban planning.
His paintings and lithographs can be found
in various public and private collections
including the Heard Museum, Phoenix,
Arizona.
years of his life on the campus of the
Santa Fe Indian School where his parents
were teachers.
His artwork is a changing blend of
contemporary and traditional Indian art
styles and draws from the sources of
pueblo life, religious symbols, pictographs,
and the artist's imagination. The work
grows from roots in the two distinct pueblo
cultures of his father and of his mother.
An honor graduate of the University of
New Mexico with a fine-arts degree in
architecture, Montoya was awarded the
American Indian Ford Foundation
Fellowship to the University of Oklahoma
where he earned his graduate degree in
city and urban planning.
His paintings and lithographs can be found
in various public and private collections
including the Heard Museum, Phoenix,
Arizona.
| Robert Montoya |
| "The Buffalo and Coyote" |
| Casein on Paper 11" x 8" $925 |
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The New Mexico Connection began
years ago in the Seventies when we
traded framing services for art work at
Fe.
Over the years we continued buy and
trade for art. In time we accumulated
more painting and prints than our
walls could bear, gaining and dubious
disctinction of becoming "Collectors".
We are now pleased to offer works for
artists.
years ago in the Seventies when we
traded framing services for art work at
Fe.
Over the years we continued buy and
trade for art. In time we accumulated
more painting and prints than our
walls could bear, gaining and dubious
disctinction of becoming "Collectors".
We are now pleased to offer works for
artists.
Represented Artists
Angelique Chacon
Dustin Rhodes
Mri-Pilar
Rich Thibodeau
Nicole Thibodeau
Lance Wadlow
Susan Whitfield
Southwest Connection
Frank Ettenberg
John Kindred
Randall LaGro
Robert Montoya
Eugene Newmann
Elmer Schooley
Sam Scott
Alfredo Zalce
Angelique Chacon
Dustin Rhodes
Mri-Pilar
Rich Thibodeau
Nicole Thibodeau
Lance Wadlow
Susan Whitfield
Southwest Connection
Frank Ettenberg
John Kindred
Randall LaGro
Robert Montoya
Eugene Newmann
Elmer Schooley
Sam Scott
Alfredo Zalce
