Artwork by Taos artist Melwell Romancito. From oils to watercolors, landscapes to figurative, and abstracts to narrative pieces, Romancito’s visual art is energetic and filled with the bright sunlight of Northern New Mexico. Impressionistic and minimal, her landscapes are like the high desert – spare and rich at the same time.
Represented by Parsons Gallery of the West on Kit Carson Road in Taos, New Mexico.
Studio at 122E Kit Carson Road in Taos, by appointment only.
“A Field in El Prado,” oil on canvas by Melwell, 16×20
“Mi Casita,” oil on canvas by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“Apples, Oranges and Pears,” oil on clay bord by Melwell Romancito, 6×6
“After Morning Mass, oil on panel by Melwell, 20×16
“La Cocinera,” oil on linen panel by Melwell, 8×10
“Aspens’ Edge I,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“She’ll be Waiting at the Gate,” oil on linen panel by Melwell, 5×7
“Near Velarde,” oil on canvas by Melwell, 8×10
“Hunters Return,” oil on linen panel by Melwell, 16×20
“Aspen Meadow II,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“Return of the Procession,” oil on canvas panel by Melwell, 8×10
“Bowl of Fruit,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“San Geronimo,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“A Busy Morning on the Road” oil on panel by Melwell, 16×20
“Before the Snow Flies,” oil on linen panel by Melwell, 8×10
“The Deacon Will Unlock the Church,” oil on canvas panel by Melwell, 5×7
“First Snows,” Melwell Romancito, oil on panel, 8×8
“The Dubious Shortcut,” Melwell Romancito, oil on panel, 8×10
“The Housewarming,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10
“The Last Load,” oil on panel by Melwell, 5×7
“Aspens’ Edge II,” oil on panel by Melwell Romancito, 8×10