Walter Ufer was born in the state of Kentucky in 1876 and died in 1936. He was an American painter, based in Taos, New Mexio, who focused on ethnic and native landscape and figure paintings. His parents were from Germany, so Ufer felt the need to travel Europe for a while after an lithographic apprenticeship. While in Europe he decided to stay in Germany to study in Hamburg and Dresden. Upon returning to America he worked in Chicago as a printmaker and taught at a local art school. In 1914 he finally settled in Taos, New Mexico and became one of the "Taos Ten", and associated with the Taos Society of Artists.
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A Singer
Fantasies
Indian Playing a Drum
Stringing Chili Peppers
Sunspots
Taos Indian Drinking
The Red Moccasins
Cottonwood and Wild Horses
December Evening
Indian Corn Taos
Panoramic Landscape
The Gateway
The Red Cistern
Western Rain
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