A native New Mexican, Adams’ paintings, drawings and lithographs reflect his love of the southwestern landscape, with its radiant light, vivid colors and rich textures, as well as a way of life that is clearly tied to the earth, past and present. Adams works are in the permanent collections of the Oakland Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Phoenix Art Museum, Grunewald Collection in Los Angeles, Goddard Center for the Fine Arts, Albuquerque Museum, San Jose Museum, Denver Art Museum and Roswell Museum and Art Center as well as other institutions and private collections
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Additional Artworks
From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art
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Shikō Munakata
No Footprints Show Where Flowers Grow Deep, n. d.
Woodcut
8 x 12 in
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Antonio Zecchin
Marie reine d'Ecosse Recevant sa Sentence de Mort (Mary Queen of Scots Receiving Her Death Sentence), n. d.
Engraving
7 x 8.25 in
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Antonio Zecchin
Marie reine d'Ecosse Faisant ses Prieres (Mary Queen of Scots Saying her Prayers), n. d.
Engraving
7 x 8.25 in
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William Hamilton
Martius (March), n. d.
Engraving
10 x 12.25 in
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Utagawa Kunisada
Momiji no ga, 1843-47
Woodblock
10.125 x 7.5 in
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Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎)
Nihonbashi in Edo ( Edo Nihonbashi 江戸日本橋 ), 1830-32
Woodblock
10 x 14.5 in
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Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川広重)
Nissaka: Sayo Mountain Pass (Nissaka, Sayo no nakayama), c. 1833 -34
Color Woodblock
9.375 x 14.375 in
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Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川広重)
No. 19, Karuizawa, c. 1835-38
Woodblock
8.9375 x 13.75 in
About the artist
Ben Q. Adams
American
1942–2017
