May 28 - August 1, 2021
From the Amarillo Museum of Art:
“Claude Albritton has amassed one of the most comprehensive and encyclopedic collections of Texas art in private hands. With examples from early to contemporary Texas art, the Albritton collection follows a lineage of distinguished and influential artists working in the lone star state. Early examples include paintings by Julian Onderdonk, who is arguably most well-known for his celebrated landscape paintings that inspired the Texas bluebonnet genre. Other early Texas artists, such as Frank Reaugh and José Arpa are also represented in the collection. The lineage continues through Texas modernism and regionalism with Olin Travis, Jerry Bywaters, Loren Mozley, and Everett Spruce among others. Rounding out the collection are contemporary artists such as David Bates, a Dallas native who is widely recognized as one of Texas’ most accomplished visual artists, Sedrick Huckaby, the Texas State Artist of the Year in 2018, Roger Winter, and John Alexander. This exhibition is a unique and rare opportunity for AMoA visitors to see some of the most outstanding examples of visual art from Texas artists.”
Featuring: Ernest Martin Hennings, Julian Onderdonk, Jerry Bywaters, Jose Arpa, Otis Dozier, Alexander Hogue, Frank Reaugh, Olin Travis, William Lester, John Alexander, David Bates, Helen Altman, Luis Jimenez, Valton Tyler, Brian Cobble, Roger Winter, Sedrick Huckaby, Leticia Huckaby
2200 Van Buren
Amarillo, 79109 TX
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