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Mechau, Frank
(1904-1946)
Studied at the University of Denver (1923-24) and then at the Art Institute of Chicago (1924-25.)
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Meert, Joseph John Paul
(1905-1990)
Studied and taught at the Kansas City Art Institute.
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Messick, Turner B.
(1878-1952)
Best known for his landscape paintings of Colorado and California
Meux, Gwendolyn Dufill
(1893-1973)
One of the founding members of the Boulder Artist's Guild in 1925
 
Mitchell, Alfred Richard
(1888-1972)
California Plein Air painter, studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art
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Modesitt, John
(born 1955)
Studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, known for his landscape paintings of the American Southwest
 
Moon, Carl Everton
(1879-1948)
An accomplished photographer, painter, and illustrator
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Moran, Thomas
(1837-1926)
Known for his early iconic views of the American West
 
Morang, Alfred Gwynne
(1901-1958)
Writer and painter, Alfred Morang was a colorful figure in the Santa Fe art scene
Morang, Dorothy Alden
(1906-1994)
A progressive artist who's contribution to the Santa Fe art community was invaluable
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Moses, Thomas Gibbs
(1856-1934)
He spent winters in Los Angeles and made many painting excursions to the High Sierra's
Moylan, Lloyd
(1893-1963)
Studied at the Minneapolis Art Institute, Art Students League, and Broadmoor Art Academy
 
Murphy, Arthur George
(1906-1991)
Studied at the Art Student's League in New York under Boardman Robinson
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Musick, Archie
(1902-1978)
An artist and author and long time resident of Colorado Springs, Colorado
 
Nakashima, George
(1905-1990)
A leading innovator of 20th century furniture design and a father of the American craft movement
Nash, Willard Ayer
(1898-1942)
Studied in New Mexico with Andrew Dasburg and taught at the Broadmoor Art Academy