2025 Harwood Online Auction

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Embrace your love of art and culture while making a difference. Each winning bid helps support Harwood Museum of Art, ensuring it remains a vital hub in Taos, New Mexico.  

Gus Foster, Moonrise at White Sands, panoramic photo, 7.25 x 39.75,” 2004, framed and signed. Photo by Barry Norris Studio.

Robert M. Ellis, Post Aegean Series #4, 2009, woodcut 7/10, 35 x 23.75” framed and signed lower right. Photo by Kathleen Brennan.

Melody Elwell Romancito, Trip to the Post Office, undated, oil on panel, 13.5 x 15.5, framed and signed lower right. Photo by Kathleen Brennan.

Larry Bell, Fraction #5571, work on paper, 1999, framed and signed bottom center, 13.5 x 13.5”. Photo by Kathleen Brennan.

Terrie Mangat quilt, Pineapple Log Cabin, 2025, 70 x 80″, signed on pink border, machine quilted by Nicole Dunn. Photo by Sasha vom Dorp and Barry Norris Studio

A vertical tasting journey of Salvestrin’s Dr. Crane Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignons, 2017, 2018 & 2019, grown in the historic soils of St. Helena, Napa Valley. Photo by Kathleen Brennan.

Artists include Don Brackett, Jane Ellen Burke, Peter Chinni, Michelle Cooke, Ronald Davis, William Davis, Bill Gersh, Gustavo Victor Goler, Bruce Gomez, Fran Larsen, Desirée Manville, Ginger Mongiello, Ed Moses, August Muth, Ken O’Neil, Louis Ribak, Johnnie Winona Ross, Jan Sessler, Leah Slator, William Stewart, Sasha vom Dorp, Rory Wagner, Zoe Zimmerman.

Also, more than a dozen lots of wine, two-night stay on historic Ledoux Street in Taos, two-night stay at The Blake, limo ride to and from Santa Fe Airport, a golf outing at Taos Country Club, a custom pen and ink drawing of your home and a one-night stay at Ojo Caliente Santa Fe.

2025 Auction Supporters

Your winning bid directly supports Harwood Museum of Art.

For over 100 years Harwood has preserved and exhibited a unique record of Taos’ role in the development of American art. With over 6500 pieces, the Harwood collection includes works by the Taos Society Artists’ Joseph H. Sharp, E.I. Couse, Ernest Blumenschein, and Victor Higgins; mid-century artists such as Andrew Dasburg, Marsden Hartley, Emil Bisttram, Cady Wells, Edward Corbett, and Rebecca Salsbury James.

The Harwood collection also includes internationally recognized contemporary artists such as Agnes Martin, Fritz Scholder, Gustave Baumann, Melissa Zink, Ken Price, Ronald Davis and, Larry Bell, and a dedicated Hispanic Traditions gallery with a significant collection of retablos, bultos, tinwork and furniture from historical and contemporary artists.