(pair) Southwest Spanish Colonial style pine dining armchairs, attributed to Maximo "Max" Luna (1896-1964) for the Harwood Foundation in Taos, New Mexico, c.1930s, mortise and tenon and pegged joinery, stepped finials, carved and spindled back, padded seat covered in faux leather, on stretcher-joined supports, approx 37.5"h, 24.5"w, 25"d, seat height: 18"h **Note: a second pair of armchairs offered in this auction** **Provenance: Commissioned in the 1930s to furnish Datcha Ranch in Kerrville, Texas. This rustic furniture suite features pine from the Sangre de Cristos mountain region. See the last seven photographs reproduced in the catalog listing for interior and exterior views of Datcha Ranch**

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