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NEW MEXICO: ADOBE HOUSE. Replastering an adobe house at Chamisal, New Mexico. Photograph

NEW MEXICO: ADOBE HOUSE. Replastering an adobe house at Chamisal, New Mexico. Photograph


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NEW MEXICO: ADOBE HOUSE. Replastering an adobe house at Chamisal, New Mexico. Photograph

NEW MEXICO: ADOBE HOUSE.
Replastering an adobe house at Chamisal, New Mexico. Photograph, 1940, by Russell Lee

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1940 Adobe Construction Cooperation Ladder New Deal New Mexican Plaster Russel Southwest Wall


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This photograph captures the essence of New Mexico's adobe architecture. Taken in 1940 by Russell Lee, it showcases a scene of hard work and cooperation as workers diligently replaster an adobe house in Chamisal. The image transports us to a time when the New Deal was transforming America, and this construction project symbolizes the resilience and determination of the American people during that era. The middle-aged worker on a ladder epitomizes dedication, while his fellow laborers can be seen meticulously plastering the walls with precision. The adobe house itself stands proudly against the backdrop of the Southwest landscape, showcasing its unique charm. Its earthy tones blend harmoniously with nature, reflecting both practicality and aesthetics. Lee's composition beautifully captures not only the physical labor involved but also hints at deeper themes such as community spirit and cultural preservation. This photograph serves as a testament to how traditional building techniques were passed down through generations in New Mexico. As we gaze upon this historic snapshot frozen in time, we are reminded of the rich heritage embedded within these walls. It is a tribute to those who built their homes with their own hands, using materials from their surroundings—a true embodiment of craftsmanship intertwined with nature's elements. In summary, this photograph encapsulates both historical significance and artistic beauty—a timeless portrayal of an adobe house being lovingly restored amidst New Mexico's enchanting landscapes.

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