Painting Santa Fe
Feed Date & Schedule:
May 18, 2021
1330 - 1430 ET
HD05
Also available for download via sIX
Unlimited Broadcast Rights extended through May 18, 2024
Cleared for Livestreaming concurrent with on-air broadcast
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Michael Privett
New Mexico PBS Marketing Manager
(505) 277-1230
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New Mexico PBS Publicist
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Photos
Dieguito Roybal of San Ildefonso
1916, Robert Henri Courtesy New Mexico Museum of Art
Lower San Francisco Street Looking East
by Christian Kaadt, 1889-1905
Courtesy Palace of the Governors Photo Archives
Lucero's Place
1920, William Penhallow Henderson Private Collection Chattanooga TN, Photo Courtesy Addison Rowe Gallery
