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Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Artist in Residence
Watercolorist, William Mathews.

William Matthews painting the cultural landscape.

Become an Artist in Residence! 

The Hubbell Trading Post and Navajo Nation landscapes will inspire you to paint, draw, photograph or write while living in an historic, fully furnished stone hogan. The Hubbell Artist in Residence Program allows creative professionals a place to stay while working on special projects. Consider joining us for one or two weeks to create art. 

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AIR artwork created at Hubbell Trading Post NHS.

 
HUTR 28612
"The Bunkhouse", by William Matthews. Watercolor on paper.
 
HUTR 28613
"Hubbell's Summer Porch", by Mishael Magarian. Acrylic on canvas.
 
HUTR 28727
"Tombstone", by Jeff Hubbell. Oil on board.
 
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"The Barn", by Hank Miller. Color photographic print on paper.
 
Ram and rug.
"Sheep Is Life", by JoAnne Doshier. Watercolor on paper.
 
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"Gazebo", by Lindsay Rose Olson. Sepia toned photographic print on paper.

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Bread baking, 140 loaves at a time.

Did You Know?
Baking bread was a full time job at Hubbell Trading Post in the early part of the 20th century. The bread was sold in the trading post and served on the family dinner table.
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Last Updated: December 14, 2011 at 14:14 MST