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A gracefully carved wooden angel with an elongated figure, softly modeled features, raised hands, and flowing robes. The simplified forms and smooth contours give the sculpture a serene, devotional quality while reflecting Karl’s Art Deco and early American Modernist approach to figurative sculpture
A lively rural scene depicting three longhorn cattle gathered around a water trough beneath an open Texas sky. Rutland uses loose, expressive brushwork, simplified forms, and warm earthy colors to capture the character and everyday rhythms of South Texas ranch life.
A vibrant, imaginative composition featuring stylized wolves and a fish within a densely patterned landscape. Hassell combines bold color, flattened forms, geometric patterns, and expressive animal imagery to create an energetic celebration of nature.
Exhibition History: 2013, Emma Richardson Cherry: Houston's First Modern Artist, Houston Public Library, curated by Danielle Burns and Randy Tibbits. Illustrated in exhibition book, page 69.
A vibrant still life featuring a lush arrangement of yellow flowers in a dark reflective vase. Davis uses bold, visible brushwork and strong contrasts of golden yellow and deep blue to capture the flowers with warmth, texture, and a lively sense of light.
A monumental abstract metal relief composed of geometric panels, circular forms, and symbolic motifs arranged within an architectural framework. The silvery industrial surface is accented with subtle color and imagery referencing nature, spirituality, and Native American symbolism.
A series of fourteen dark, heavily textured, shrine-like forms representing the Stations of the Cross. Tracy uses rough, distressed surfaces, earthy tones, and simplified architectural shapes to evoke ancient relics or devotional objects, giving the work a solemn, ritualistic quality.
A restrained abstract composition featuring broad fields of soft gray and white divided by strong black horizontal and vertical lines, with a subtle accent of red. Exhibition History: 1969, Eleventh Annual Junior Service League, Longview, TX. Exhibition label, en verso.
A complex geometric abstraction composed of overlapping angular forms, linear structures, and fragmented architectural spaces in muted earth tones. Strong white, black, and red lines create depth and movement, reflecting Preusser’s distinctive Texas Modernist approach to geometric abstraction.
A vibrant abstract composition featuring sweeping fields of deep blue, burgundy, gold, and black, intersected by bold white passages and richly textured details. Schorre’s energetic brushwork and dramatic contrasts of color and light create a strong sense of movement and depth.
A serene, atmospheric landscape composed of softly blended fields of green, blue, and gray, punctuated by a glowing golden sun. McConnell’s diffused forms and hazy transitions create an ethereal, dreamlike space characteristic of her celebrated “sky paintings.”
Exhibition History: 2022, Robin Utterback: Everything Shows, Foltz Fine Art, Houston, TX (catalogue, cover image)
A vibrant modernist still life featuring an eclectic arrangement of books, vessels, patterned textiles, a pear, and figurative imagery. Spears uses bold, saturated color, flattened perspective, and overlapping geometric forms to transform everyday objects into a lively, decorative composition.
A striking pastel depicting a solitary owl perched against a richly colored, abstract background of deep blue, red, and green. Fearing combines naturalistic detail with bold color and expressive texture, giving the familiar subject a mysterious, almost mystical presence.
