LaVerne Nelson Black
In the 1920s LaVerne Nelson Black lived briefly in Taos, where he studied and sketched the traditions of nomadic Indian tribes such as the Navajo and Apache. In the 1930s he moved to Phoenix, working as an illustrator and commercial artist.Andrew L. ConnorsThe Arvin Gottlieb Collection of the National Museum of American Art(exhibition text, Smithsonian American Art Museum, 1993)
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LaVerne Nelson Black: Elevate your walls with the thick, highly expressive early 20th-century American Taos Society Native American scenes of LaVerne Nelson Black.