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Eva Mirabal

Eva Mirabal, also known as Eah-Ha-Wa (which translates from the Tiwa language as 'Fast Growing Corn') (1920–1968) was a Native American painter, muralist, illustrator, and cartoonist from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. Her primary medium was gouache, a type of watercolor.

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Known for
Painting, Cartooning
Education
Santa Fe Indian School
Born
1920 (1920) Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, U.S.
Died
1968 (aged 47–48) Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, U.S.

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related to Early life and education · 29
Eva Mirabal → Additionally, American Indian Affairs, As, Association, Dorothy Dunn, Dunn, Eva, In, Indian, Joseph Imhoff, Many, Mirabal, Mirabal's, Montoya, My, Native American, New Mexico, Nicolai Fechin, Pedro Mirabal, Santa Fe Indian School
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Eva Mirabal → 1920 (1920) Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, U.S.
Died · 1
Eva Mirabal → 1968 (aged 47–48) Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, U.S.
Education · 1
Eva Mirabal → Santa Fe Indian School
Known for · 1
Eva Mirabal → Painting, Cartooning

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taos mirabal pueblo new mexico indian american school also eva painting 1920 1968 art exhibition native early life santa fe

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Eva MirabalDied1968 (aged 47–48) Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, U.S.1.00infobox
Eva MirabalEducationSanta Fe Indian School1.00infobox
Eva MirabalKnown forPainting, Cartooning1.00infobox
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationTaos Pueblo0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationNew Mexico0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationAs0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationMirabal's0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationPedro Mirabal0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationNative American0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationNicolai Fechin0.60section
Eva Mirabalrelated to Early life and educationJoseph Imhoff0.60section

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