Jane R. Mabry (3/7/1911-12/12/2006)
Born and raised in Roswell, New Mexico, by a pioneering family of that state, she began painting cowboys and Indians as a child, and from the 1930s was a professional painter of those subjects.
She earned a BFA from the University of New Mexico and then studied for four years with Gerald Cassidy. She later said that Cassidy, painter and etcher of New Mexico pueblo scenes, was the greatest artistic influence on her career. She attended the Art St (showing 500 of 1296 characters). |
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