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A self portrait done by Frida Kahlo, called Diego on My Mind, featuring the artist wearing a large white headpiece the frames her face. A small painting of Diego appears on her forehead.
An intensely angled shot, taken from below, cropped tight over a hand holding a paintbrush up to a large letter stencil attached to an adobe wall.
Allan Houser, Prayer (detail), 1994, bronze. Albuquerque Museum; museum purchase, 1997. General Obligation Bonds. PC1999.1.1
A concha belt by Lambert Homer, done in turquoise and leather.
Ester Hernandez, La Ofrenda. Art of Politics exhibition, 2017. A painting of a person as seen from behind, waist up, with a large back tattoo of our Lady of Guadalupe.
A painting featuring stylized figures of people and horses mixed in with geometric lines and shapes in various colors.
A gray cross with a blue sky background painting by Georgia O'Keeffe (Gray Cross with Blue, 1929).
Ed Garman, Painting #231, 1941, oil on panel, Albuquerque Museum, gift of Trell Garman
Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog on the set of The Muppet Movie.
The exhibitions image featuring Only in Albuquerque.
The inside of the Albuquerque Museum as a crowd of people gather and chat.
Evelyn Saeda (right) stands in a corn field near Albuquerque on August 30, 1942. She was the daughter of Japanese immigrants and the mother of Steve Togami, current president of the New Mexico Japanese American Citizens League. Courtesy of the Togami family.
A pair of gloved hands interacts with a wooden box from the Museum's collection.
A modern, 3D artwork featuring rows of squares in orange. Part of the Unfolding Tradition exhibition at Albuquerque Museum 2019.
A close up of the hands and arms of two people working on a craft project together.
