A collection of correspondence related to the life of American artist Theodore Van Soelen.

Theodore Van Soelen (1890-1964) was born in Minnesota and studied art at St. Paul Institute from 1908 to 1911. Van Soelen began his career as an artist in 1916 and was the recipient of numerous prizes. He went to New Mexico for his health, settled near Santa Fe, and specialized in the portrayal of Western life. His paintings and lithographic prints are in many important collections, including the Library of Congress.

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