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United States · July 22, 1876 – August 2, 1936Wikidata

Walter Ufer

American artist (1876-1936)

Born in Hückeswagen. Died in Santa Fe.

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A life in paintings

Born 187621 dated paintingsDied 1936

21 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • After the Chapel Hour
    After the Chapel Hour
    Walter Ufer
    20th century
  • Taos in the Snow
    Taos in the Snow
    Walter Ufer
    c. 1914–1920 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • The Old Spanish Gate
    The Old Spanish Gate
    Walter Ufer
    1914 · Panhandle–Plains Historical Museum
  • The Solemn Pledge, Taos Indians
    The Solemn Pledge, Taos Indians
    Walter Ufer
    1916 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • El Cacique del Pueblo
    El Cacique del Pueblo
    Walter Ufer
    1916
  • Jim
    Jim
    Walter Ufer
    1918 · National Academy of Design
  • Anna
    Anna
    Walter Ufer
    1920s · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Portrait of a Man with a Pumpkin
    Portrait of a Man with a Pumpkin
    Walter Ufer
    1920s · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Pab Shlee
    Pab Shlee
    Walter Ufer
    c. 1920–1930 · Reading Public Museum
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Walter Ufer
    1920 · National Academy of Design
  • Luzanna [Lousuanna Lujan] and Her Sisters
    Luzanna [Lousuanna Lujan] and Her Sisters
    Walter Ufer
    1920 · Baltimore Museum of Art
  • Jim and His Daughter
    Jim and His Daughter
    Walter Ufer
    1923 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • The Garden Makers
    The Garden Makers
    Walter Ufer
    1923 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Sleep
    Sleep
    Walter Ufer
    1923 · National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
  • Frank Archuleta (Taos Indian with Rifle)
    Frank Archuleta (Taos Indian with Rifle)
    Walter Ufer
    c. 1925 · The Owings Gallery
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