The earliest New Mexico artists whose work survives today are the Mimbres Indians, whose black and white pottery could be mistaken for modern art, except for the fact that it was produced before 1130 CE. Many examples of this work can be seen at the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum and at the Western New Mexico University Museum.
The earliest New Mexico artists whose work survives today are the Mimbres Indians whose black and white pottery could be mistaken for modern art except for the fact that it was produced before 1130 CE Many examples of this work can be seen at the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum and at the Western New Mexico University Museum.