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1943 Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico - 1984 Albuquerque, New Mexico. Known for: Geometric abstract Indian imagery painting.
Born in New Mexico and as an adult a resident of Espanola, New Mexico, Helen Hardin was the daughter of Herbert Hardin and Pablita Verlarde, famous Indian woman painter. Helen Hardin's work showed a... Read full biography
Born in New Mexico and as an adult a resident of Espanola, New Mexico, Helen Hardin was the daughter of Herbert Hardin and Pablita Verlarde, famous Indian woman painter. Helen Hardin's work showed a transition from traditional Indian painting to more modern, abstract images--some of them... Read full biography
Born in New Mexico and as an adult a resident of Espanola, New Mexico, Helen Hardin was the daughter of Herbert Hardin and Pablita Verlarde, famous Indian woman painter. Helen Hardin's work showed a transition from traditional Indian painting to more modern, abstract images--some of them Cubist*--and a more painterly* style. She focused on patterns to reflect daily Indian life rather than realistic depiction. Her work also expresses a deep personal mysticism. She was a member of the New Mexico... Read full biography
Born in New Mexico and as an adult a resident of Espanola, New Mexico, Helen Hardin was the daughter of Herbert Hardin and Pablita Verlarde, famous Indian woman painter. Helen Hardin's work showed a transition from traditional Indian painting to more modern, abstract images--some of them Cubist*--and a more painterly* style. She focused on patterns to reflect daily Indian life rather than realistic depiction. Her work also expresses a deep personal mysticism. She was a member of the New Mexico Council of American Indians and has performed as an actress on television. Growing up with a mother who was an artist, she had early exposure to art training. She spent her first years in Santa Clara and then moved to Albuquerque where she attended... Read full biography
Born in New Mexico and as an adult a resident of Espanola, New Mexico, Helen Hardin was the daughter of Herbert Hardin and Pablita Verlarde, famous Indian woman painter. Helen Hardin's work showed a transition from traditional Indian painting to more modern, abstract images--some of them Cubist*--and a more painterly* style. She focused on patterns to reflect daily Indian life rather than realistic depiction. Her work also expresses a deep personal mysticism. She was a member of the New Mexico Council of American Indians and has performed as an actress on television. Growing up with a mother who was an artist, she had early exposure to art training. She spent her first years in Santa Clara and then moved to Albuquerque where she attended Piux X High School. She studied art history and anthropology at the University of New Mexico, was brie... Read full biography
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Davenport's Art Reference: The Gold Edition
2005Davenport, Ray2,421 pagesFemale Gazes: Seventy-Five Women Artists
1997Martin, Elizabeth; Vivian Meyer176 pages (color)North American Women Artists of the Twentieth Century A Biographical Dictionary
1995Heller, Jules and Nancy G. Heller612 pagesThe Biographical Directory of Native American Painters
1995Lester, Patrick D.701 pagesNative American Artists
1995Reno, Dawn E.230 pagesMaster Index 1971-1993 Artists in Southwest Art
1993Southwest Art64 pagesShared Visions Native American Painters & Sculptors
1991
(Exhibition catalog)Archuleta, M/R R Strickland110 pages (color)Changing Woman The Life and Art of Helen Hardin
1989Scott, Jay165 pages (color)Who's Who in American Art-1986 1986
1986Jaques Cattell Press1,292 pagesThe American West The Modern Vision
1984Broder, Patricia Janis345 pages (color)American Women Artists from Early Times to the Present
1982Rubinstein, Charlotte Streifer560 pages (color)This Song Remembers: Self-Portraits of Native Americans in the Arts
1980Katz, Jane B.207 pagesSouthwest Indian Painting: A Changing Art
1980Tanner, Clara Lee477 pages (color)American Indian Painters: A Biographical Directory
1968Snodgrass, Jeanne O.269 pages