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Street view of an Albuquerque home in New Mexico landscape. Signed lower right. Verso having a pencil drawing of a home's interior layout flanked by what appear to be mathematical or dimensional notations. Provenance: Purchased from the artist by his friend Howard Roosa Sr., Albuquerque, NM. c.1930 By descent to Howard Roosa Jr., Evansville, IN, By descent to his daughter, Antionette McKinney, Westland, MI By descent to John and Mary McKinney Lot Essay: Howard Roosa (1877–1957) was a notable figure in early 20th-century Albuquerque, New Mexico, primarily known as a journalist, art collector, and community leader. Born in Indiana, Roosa had a long career in journalism, serving as managing editor of the Evansville Courier from 1897 - 1920. After retiring, he was diagnosed with tuberculosis and relocated to Albuquerque, where he became deeply involved in the local arts scene and civic activities. Roosa was not only a key patron and collector of Carl Redin, but also a life long friend of the artist. Written by: , Dimensions: H 17.75" W 23.75" Frame Size: H 23.9" W 29.75"