Madge Tietjens 'Moonlight Adobe' 
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Marjorie Hilda Tietjens (1895–1987) – "Moonlight Adobe" Original Oil Painting
"Moonlight Adobe", by Marjorie Hilda Tietjens, also known as Madge Tietjens, beautifully captures the tranquil atmosphere of a New Mexico adobe under the gentle glow of moonlight. Rendered in oil on masonite, this work is a signature example of Tietjens’ mastery in portraying New Mexico landscapes with a serene and poetic quality. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower right and retains its original frame and matting.
- Medium: Oil on Masonite
- Signed: By the artist, lower right
- Framing & Matting: Original frame and matting, without glass.
- This piece embodies Tietjens’ love for the desert West, reflecting her passion for the moonlit settings of New Mexico.
About the Artist:
Marjorie Hilda Tietjens (1895–1987) was a highly regarded painter, known for her floral still lifes, landscapes, and depictions of New Mexico families and historic structures, often rendered under moonlight. Born in New Rochelle, New York, and educated in Europe, she moved to Las Cruces, New Mexico in 1942, where she developed a deep connection to the Southwestern landscape. Her works have been exhibited at prestigious institutions, including the Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, and the El Paso Museum of Art.
This painting is not only a testament to Tietjens’ skill but also a piece of regional history that celebrates the mystique of the American Southwest. A must-have for collectors of Southwestern art!
Condition:
- Artwork: Good condition with no visible damage.
- Frame: Fair condition with some sections of cast plaster embellishments missing on the decorative corners.
Dimensions:
- Overall (Framed): 22" x 26"
- Visible (Unframed): 16" x 19"