Collier John Collection
"Capturing the Essence of New Mexico: The Visionary Lens of Collier John" Step into the enchanting Garden of Pan American Union Building, Washington, D. C
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"Capturing the Essence of New Mexico: The Visionary Lens of Collier John" Step into the enchanting Garden of Pan American Union Building, Washington, D. C. , in 1943, as seen through the eyes of the talented creator, John Collier. With his camera in hand, he masterfully captures every detail and essence of this picturesque scene. In another captivating shot from 1943, we find ourselves immersed in a tranquil church dedicated to San Lorenzo and San Felipe de Jesus in Trampas, New Mexico. Collier's lens transports us to this sacred space where history and spirituality intertwine. Venturing further into the heartland of New Mexico, we discover Placita near Penasco. In 1943, Collier unveils its rustic charm with a timeless quality that resonates even today. His ability to freeze moments in time allows us to appreciate the simplicity and beauty found within these small villages. As we explore more hidden gems tucked away within New Mexico's breathtaking landscapes, we stumble upon a village caressed by Sangre de Cristo Mountain. Through Collier's lens in 1942 and again in 1943, these majestic peaks come alive with their grandeur and awe-inspiring presence. Moving westward over Rio Grande valley near Questa brings us face-to-face with an expansive vista that stretches beyond our imagination, and is here that Collier captures nature at its finest – an unspoiled panorama that leaves us breathless. Returning once more to Taos County's Trampas Village reveals yet another facet of rural life preserved forever by John Collier's artistry. His photographs allow us glimpses into communities untouched by time – places where tradition thrives amidst stunning surroundings. Sangre de Cristo Mountain continues to captivate our senses as it reappears on film through Collier's lens once again in 1943. Its rugged beauty serves as a reminder of nature's power and resilience.