Victor Higgins

Victor Higgins was an American painter known for his depictions of landscapes and Native American subjects. Born in 1884, Higgins became associated with the Taos Society of Artists, where he developed a distinctive style that often featured the New Mexico scenery and its indigenous people. His works reflect a blend of Impressionism and realism, capturing the essence of the American Southwest. Higgins's painting 'Aspens,' created around 1932, is one of his notable pieces that exemplifies his connection to the natural beauty of the region.