Victor Higgins

American(June 28, 1884 – 1949)

Works

Victor Higgins (1884, 1949) was an American painter celebrated for his evocative depictions of the landscape, people, and culture of Taos, New Mexico. A founding member of the Taos Society of Artists, he developed a distinctive style blending Post-Impressionist color theory with modernist compositional sensibilities. His work remains highly sought after at auction, particularly his New Mexico landscapes and portraits of Native American subjects.

Oil on Canvas Modern Cultural Victor Higgins Figures Figure American Equestrian Western Warm Colors Portrait Realism

Mexican Boy

1926

Spring Rains

1924

Two Riders

1920

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