ALBERT LUJAN, who sometimes signed his paintings Weasel Arrow, seems not to have found a patron among the Taos Society of Artists -- although a passing tourist influenced his career. His nephew, famed hoop dancer Bobby Lujan, provided information about his uncle's start as an artist to Brad Taylor.
Albert Lujan was a farmer in his early life and also a fiscal (deacon) at the church. It was in this role, while taking a break from doing maintenance on the church, that a visitor noticed him (showing 500 of 2457 characters). |
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Albert Lujan is also mentioned in these AskART essays:
Taos Pre 1940
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