New Mexico
New Mexico is a southwestern U. S. state whose diverse terrain encompasses the Chihuahuan Desert and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Its capital, Santa Fe, founded in 1610, is known for upscale spas and Spanish colonial architecture. It's also home to a vibrant arts scene, as well as the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, featuring the artist's iconic New Mexican landscape paintings, and the open-air Santa Fe Opera.
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Austin Tappan Wright
American author
David Huddleston
American actor
Edmund L. Hartmann
Television writer
Kim Stanley
American actress
Howie Epstein
American musician
Jack Schaefer
American writer
Larry Lujack
DJ
Ralph Levy
American film producer
Clyde Kluckhohn
American anthropologist
Arthur Wahl
American chemist
Ezequiel Cabeza De Baca
Former Governor of New Mexico
Joseph F. Traub
American computer scientist
Ailes Gilmour
American dancer
Lorraine Hunt Lieberson
American mezzo-soprano
Hollis B. Chenery
American economist
Severn Darden
American comedian
Merrill Brockway
Television director
Thomas Stanford
American film editor
Lawrence Murphy
Veteran
Vera Zorina
Norwegian theatre actress
Nathaniel A. Owings
American architect
Patrick J. Hurley
Former United States Secretary of War
Frieda Belinfante
Dutch cellist
Gladys Heldman
American tennis player
Katherine Stinson
American aviator
Frank V. Ortiz Jr.
American diplomat
J. B. Jackson
Writer
Stanislaw Ulam
Polish-American mathematician
Rolf Cahn
Musician
Oliver La Farge
American writer
Maralin Niska
American opera singer
Arlene McQuade
American television actress
Sylvanus Morley
Archaeologist
Virginia Brissac
American actress
Bruce Gordon
Canadian-English musician
Mutsuro Nakazono
Alexander Girard
Architect
Marilyn Bendell
American painter
Tony Hoagland
American poet
Tom Lovell
American illustrator
Alfonso Ortiz
American cultural anthropologist
Fred Eggan
American anthropologist
Walter Ufer
American artist
Gordon Granger
Brinton Turkle
Webster Aitken
Robert Lougheed
Artist
