TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL TEXAS PAINTING AND SCULPTURE EXHIBITION, 1962 -1963
CHARLES WILLIAMS , ANCIENT WARRIOR SAN ANTONIO ART LEAGUE PURCHASE PRIZE
TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL TEXAS PAINTING AND
SCULPTURE EXHIBITION.
1962-1963
SPONSORS
DALLAS MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MUSEUM O F FINE ARTS, HOUSTON SAN ANTONIO ART LEAGUE AND WITTE MEM ORIAL MUSEUM
EXHIB ITION SCHEDULE
WITTE MEMORIAL MUSEUM , SAN ANTONIO O C T O BE R 7 - 28 , 1962
CORPUS CHR ISTI ART FO UNDATION , CENTENN IAL ART M US E UM JANUARY 2 - 31 , 1963
BEAUMONT ART MUSEUM F E BRUARY 2 4 - MARCH 24, 1963
DALLAS M US E UM OF FINE ARTS APRIL 14-MAY 12,1 963
MR. JOHN GORDON, CURATOR, WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART, NEW YORK , JURIED THE EXHIBITION.
PURCHASE
PRIZES
S A N ANTONIO ART LE AGUE PURCH A SE PRIZE O F $1 200 F OR T HE PERMANENT C OLLEC TI ON O F THE SAN ANTONIO ART LE A GUE CHARLES WILLIAMS, F ORT W ORTH ANCIENT WARRIOR, CAST IR ON F OUND OBJ ECT
STATE FAIR O F TE XAS PURCHASE PRIZE O F $10 00 F OR THE PERMANENT CO LLE C T IO N O F THE DALLA S MUSEUM O F FINE ARTS RICHARD GORDON STOUT, H OUST ON FEAST, OIL
SEARS, ROEB UCK & CO M P A N Y PURCH ASE PRIZE O F $750 F OR THE PERMANENT C OLLE CTI ON O F THE DALLA S MUSEUM O F FINE A RTS LOWELL D. COLLINS. H OUSTON DESIGN GRAY, ENCAUSTIC
M USE UM OF FINE ARTS, H OUST ON, PURCHASE PRIZE OF $500 F OR THE PERMANENT COLL ECT IO N O F THE M USE UM O F FINE A RTS, H OUST ON BILL BRISTOW, SAN ANTONIO SUMMER WHEAT, OIL
AWARDS
BEAUMONT ART MUSEUM AWARD O F $ 100 PHILIP JOHN EVETT, SAN ANTON IO CENSOR, A LUM INUM
CO RPUS C HR IS T I A RT F OUNDATION AWARD O F $ 100 CHARLES PEBWORTH. H UNTSVILLE TRIO , WOOD
F OLEY' S O F H O UST ON A WARD O F $100 AVERY FALKNER. BIG S PR ING WITHIN-OUT, OI L
M US EUM O F FINE A RTS , HOUSTON A WAR D O F $100' JOE NICHOLSON, SAN A N TO N IO CONSTRUCTION X02, CA R DBO ARD
MUSEUM O F FINE ARTS, HOUSTON AWA RD OF $10 0' ISHMAEL H. SOTO, A US T IN BOVINE WITH CRUMPLED HORN, BRON ZE
POLLOCK P APER CORPORAT IO N AWA RD O F $ 10 0 CECIL LANG CASEBIER, SAN A N TON IO ACCLIVITOUS DESCENT, OI L
SCH LUMB ER G E R W ELL SURV E Y ING CORPORAT IO N AWARD O F $100 GEORGE NICK JAROS, SAN A NTON IO DOMINO PLAYERS, OI L
'DON A T ED BY HUMBLE OIL & REFINING COMPANY OF HO US TON
RiCHARD GORDON STOUT, FEAST ST AT E FAIR OF T EX AS PURCHASE PR IZE
C AT ALOG
01"
I N V I T E D
EXH I B I T S
HOUSTON OIL AND MARBLE DUST, $ 9 0 0
1 DAVID ADICKES BEACH AND SKY 2 HERI BERT BARTSCHT PROPHET
DALLAS BRONZE , $ 500
3 DAVID BROWNLOW WOMAN CHANGING
FORT WORTH OIL, $500
4 DAVID CARGILL THE RIVER
BEAUMONT BRASS AND STEEL, PRICE ON REQUEST
5 OTIS DOZIER MEXICAN MARKET
DALLAS OIL , $650 SAN ANTONIO OIL, $1000
6 CECIL LANG CASEBIER ACCLIVITOUS DESCENT 7 LOWELL D. COLLINS DESIGN GRAY
HOUSTON ENCAUSTIC, PURCHASE PRIZE
8 PAT COLVILLE WITHOUT THE GIFT OF FLOWERS 9 BILL CONDON GROUP 10 PHILIP JOHN EVETT CENSOR 11 KENNETH FISKE REEFS 12 JACK FLETCHER CUPOLA 13 MICHAEL FRARY QUIET HARBOR 14 HENRI GADBOIS FIELD PATTERN - BRENHAM # 4 15 FORREST HARRISBERGER HIGH 9 16 WILFRED HIGGINS MEDITERRANEA 17 DEFORREST H . JUDD INDIAN CLIFFS 18 CHAPMAN KELLEY THE PIER
H O USTON OIL, $1000 H O USTON MIXED MEDIA . $150 SAN ANTONIO ALUMINUM , $ 1200 AUSTIN OIL, $ 500 SAN ANTONIO ASSEMBLAGE. $ 750 AUSTIN OIL. $1000 HOUSTON OIL, $2 50 GRAND PRAIRIE OIL, $ 425 DENTON COLLAGE , $ 550 DALLA S OIL, $100 0 DALLAS OIL, NOT F OR SALE
CA TA LO G
OF
INVIT ED
19 WILLIAM LESTER IMPRINTS 20 KEITH McINTYRE CHRYSALIS
EXHIBITS
AUSTIN OIL , $ 800 SAN ANTONIO OIL , $500
21 MARGARET PUTNAM JOURNEY
SAN ANTONIO OIL, NOT FOR SALE
22 STEPHEN T . RASCOE THE STORM
CORPUS CHRISTI OIL , $500
23 DICKSON REEDER GERALDINE SMARAGDINE 2 4 BILL REILY BREAKERS 25 E. M . SCHIWETZ WEST TEXAS ENSEMBLE 26 ISHMAEL H . SOTO BOVINE WITH CRUMPLED HORN 2 7 EVERETT SPRUCE BOY AND DONKEY 28 HANNAH STEWART THE MASS OBSERVER 29 RICHARD GORDON STOUT FEAST
FORT WORTH OIL, $ 500 SAN ANTONIO OIL, $750 HUNT POLYMER AND PASTEL, $7 50 AUSTIN BRONZE, $ 500 AUSTIN OIL, $1000 HOUSTON BRONZE, $1500 H OUSTON OIL, PURCHASE PRIZE
30 CHARLES UMLAUF ICARUS
AUSTIN BRONZE , $900
3 1 BROR UTTER STONES AND THEIR MATRIX
FORT WORTH OIL, $ 2 00
32 JAMES VALONE SEASCAPE
SAN ANTONIO OIL, $750
33 CLAY WALKER BEACH FIGURE
SAN ANTONI O OIL, $1000
34 DONALD WEISMANN POLITICAL BURIAL, FRANCE
,
35 CHARLES T . WILLIAMS ANCIENT WARRIOR
J
36 DAN WINGREN COLLECTOR # 2
AUSTIN CASEIN, $200 FORT W ORTH CAST IRON FOUND O BJE C T PURCHASE PRIZE DALLAS OIL, $1 500
LOWELL D. COLLINS, DESIGN GRAY S EA RS. ROEBUCK AND COMPANY P URCHASE PRIZE
CATALOG
OF
fURlED
EXH IB ITS
SAN ANTONIO OIL. $350
37 JESSE ALMAZAN WATER'S EDGE
AUSTIN OIL. $400
38 ROBERT BERG THE TOLLING
AUSTIN WATERCOL OR . $150
39 E . KEEFER BOATRIGHT DAWN
AUSTIN OIL. $500
40 GEORGE BOGART INTERPLAY
SAN ANTONIO OIL . PURCHASE PRIZE
41 BILL BRISTOW SUMMER WHEAT
SAN ANTONIO OIL. $10 0
42 MEL CASAS BLACK TREE
FORT W ORTH PASTEL . sr co
43 JANE CLEMEN PASTORAL
SAN ANTONIO OIL. $500
44 MILDRED COCKE IN A GARDEN
ARLINGTON METAL . $ 375
45 JAMES DAUGIRDA VISION NO .1
AMARILLO OIL . $40 0
46 WARREN DAVIS BAY CITY
HUNTSVILLE OIL. $ 300
47 GENE M. EASTMAN EXPECTANT MOTHER
BIG SPRING OIL . $ 150
48 A VERY FALKNER WITHIN-OUT 49 GUSS DUNN FARMER, JR. FALL INTO THE AIR, OH DREAMER
DALLAS TEMPERA. $300
50 LEO BERNICE FIX UNTITLED
LUBBOCK OIL. $500
51 C . B. FOXWORTH JUNK YARD
DALLAS OIL . $ 3 00
52 LOUCILE KELLY FRIEBELE SEA GRASS
LEAGUE CITY CASEIN . $175
53 SIDNEY GARRETT CENTAUR
EDINBURG ROSEWOOD . $450
5 4 LEOPOLD GONZALEZ LANDSCAPE
SAN ANTONIO CASEIN . $500
55 RICHARD GONZALEZ FENCER
SAN ANTONIO MIXED MEDIA. $500
56 BRENT GREEN THE GOSPEL SINGERS 57 DAVID HANNAH CROWDING
ABILENE OIL. $350 DALLAS POLYMER AND COLLAGE . $225
58 JOE FERRELL HOBBS FRAGMENT OF THE LAST SUPPER
ARLINGTON OIL . $500
CATALOG
OF
rUR IED
EXHIB ITS
59 BILL HOEY BURNING GRASS
A US T IN OI L , $500
60 FLORENCE HOFFMAN FRIENDS
A UST IN OI L, $200
61 GEORGE NICK JAROS DOMINO PLAYERS
SAN ANTONIO OI L, $400
62 GUY JOHNSON HEAD OF CHRIST 63 MARY KOCH YUCCA 64 LYNWOOD KRENECK SIMPLE PLEASURE 65 JUNE KROLL THREE IN A ROOM 66 ROBERT LANCASTER BIRD ON A NEST 67 WILLIAM LILLYS UNTITLED 68 PALMIRA LONGORIA SPRINGTIME 69 WALTER McCOWN LANDSCAPE: OVILLA 70 CLAY McGAUGHY ROOF PARTY 71 J. L. MIGISHI THE FENCE 72 GIBBS MILLIKEN ARCHAEOPTERYX
BAYTOWN OI L, $850 EL PASO OI L, $500 SAN A N TON IO CASE IN , $250 HOUSTON OI L, $750 G EORG E TOW N N ATIVE ALA BA S TE R , $385 SAN A NTON IO OIL, N OT F O R SALE M cALLEN OI L O N P A PER , $50 W A CO OI L, $1000 SAN ANT O NI O W A TERCOL O R , $ 150 DA LL A S OIL , $250 SAN ANTONIO T EMP E RA, $500
73 PAULINE MUTH UNDREAMED SHORES
DALLAS OI L, $750
74 RICHARD NEIDHARDT RED SPRING
A BILENE OI L, $200
75 JOE NICHOLSON CONSTRUCTION X02
SAN A NTON IO CARDBOARD , $300
76 JULIA ORYNSKI INFLORESCENCE
S AN ANT ONI O OIL , $300
77 MARGARET PACE WATERY LANDSCAPE WITH RED
SA N ANTONIO OIL, $500
78 CHARLES PEBWORTH TRIO 79 HERBERT PETERS RED SPOT
H UNTSVILL E W O O D, $500 SA N A N TONIO OI L, $500
BILL BRISTOW, SUMMER WHEAT MUSE UM OF FINE A RTS, HO USTON , PURCH ASE PRIZE
CATALOG
OF
lURIED
80 TOM POLSTON CALENDAR BOY 81 ALVI ROHDE 1962 TOTEM POLE
EXHIBITS
RI C HARDSON OI L, $ 10 0 0 SAN ANTONIO M IXED MEDIA , $200
82 FRANCES TAYLOR ROYSTON GARMENT MAKERS
H O USTON ENAMEL, $ 300
83 FRANCOIS H. RUBITSCHUNG ABSTRACTION I
A USTIN M A RB LE , $ 90 0
84 NESSYE SCHARLACK JOURNEY THROUGH TIME 85 JERRY SEAGLE CASCADES 86 ETHEL EDEN SIBLEY WINDBLOWN AUTUMN LEAVES
87 VERA SIMONS BEREAVEMENT 88 DON SNELL A LADY ON HORSEBACK 89 DAN STEWART IL MONASTERO 90 JIM STOKER MILAM PLAZA 91 DENNIS TAYLOR WALL 92 JO TAYLOR FOREST POOL 93 McKIE TROTTER BRAMBLE AND BROOMSTRAW 94 LUELLA VACCARO POLAR
SAN ANTONI O WATERCOL OR , $ 15 0 C ORPUS CHRISTI OIL, $2 50 SAN ANTONIO WATERCOLOR AND INK , $ 350 SAN ANT ONIO OIL , $5 00 ARLINGTON OIL, $450 BELLAIRE OIL , $ 350 SAN ANTONIO OIL, $ 3 0 0 FORT W ORTH OIL , $ 300 PITTSBURG WATERCOLOR, $ 3 00 F ORT W ORTH OI L, $ 7 5 0 A USTIN OIL, $ 400
95 MARIE E. VAN ORDEN THE FAMILY
ALPINE METAL , $1000
96 DOROTHY WEATHERBY MODULA
F OR T W ORTH OI L, $ 3 0 0
97 HENRY WHIDDON ALTAR OF PELOS
DE NTO N OI L, $40 0
98 BETTY WINN BEAR LAKE
DALLAS OIL, $ 300
99 ROBERT WRIGHT JONAH, # 2
AUSTIN O IL , $450
100 JAY YAGER NIKE 101 ROY YBARRA OUTCAST
C O M MERCE W ELDED STEEL , $ 3 0 0 HOUS TON OI L, $300
TE XA S
ANNUAL ,
19 40 - 1 9 6 2
IT IS CUSTOMARY T O REVIEW THE EVOLUTION OF THIS EXHIBITION FOR TH OSE WHO MAY NOT BE FAMILIAR WIT H ITS HISTORY.
IN 1940 THE DIRE CT ORS O F THE MUSEUMS IN H OUSTON , DALLAS, AND SAN ANTONIO O RG A N IZE D AN ART CO MPETITION O P E N TO ALL ARTISTS IN TEXAS, " TO SHOW A GR OUP O F A RT W ORKS WHICH W OULD BE REPRESENTATIVE O F THE ENTIRE S TATE ," AS STATED IN JAME S CHILLM A N'S F OREWORD TO THE FIRST EXHIBITION CATALO G. THE ORIGINAL PLAN O F THE THREE SPONS ORING MUSEUMS WAS THAT IN ALTERNATING ORDER O N E O F THEM W OULD COLLECT THE ENTRIES, H OLD THE JUDGING, EXHIBIT THE SHOW AND THEN CIRCULATE IT TO THE O T HE R TWO, WITH ALL THREE SPONSORS C ONTRIBUTING PRIZES AND SHARING COSTS . THE FIRST EXHIBITION O F F E RE D SEVEN PRIZES TOTALING $3 5 0; THIS 2 4 T H EXHIBITION OFFERS $4,150 F OR F OUR PURCHASE P RIZES AND SEVEN CA S H AWARDS. ADDITIONAL O RG A N IZA T IO N S AUSTIN, BEAUMONT , LUBBO CK, AND CORPUS C H R IS T I -
IN F ORT W ORTH ,
HAVE EXHIBITED THE SHOW
AND CO N TR IB UTE D PRIZE S .
TE XAS GENERAL W A S C HOSE N FOR THE NAME OF THE E XHIBITION W HICH, EARL Y YEARS , IN CLUDE D P RINTS, DRAWINGS, A N D C E RAM IC S.
IN
IT S
BY THE ELE VE NT H
C OMPETITION, IN T HE 1 9 4 9-1 950 SEASON, THESE CAT E GOR IES WERE W IT H DRAWN AS SPECIAL C O MPETI TI ONS F O R E A C H H A D BE E N EST A BLISH E D. THA T YE AR T HE E XHI BIT IO N WAS FIRST CALLED T H E TEXA S PAINT ING AND SC ULPT URE A N NUAL.
T HE S TATE F A IR OF TEXAS ASSOCIAT IO N P RO MISE D IN 19 5 2 A PURCHASE F UND OF $1,000 YE A RL Y IF THE E XH IB ITI ON COULD BE FEATURE D A T T HE DA LLAS MUSEUM DU R ING THE F AIR . AS A RE S ULT T HE SHOW H A S BEE N OR G A N IZE D IN DALLA S F OR T H E PAST 10 YE ARS. THIS YE AR , BECAUSE O F T HE PRE SE NTATI ON O F A N EX HIBITION O F PA RT IC ULA RLY W ID E SCOP E DURING THE F AIR , THE DALLA S M US E UM T RA NSF E RRED T HE A SSE M BLING O F THE TEXA S ANNUAL T O SAN A N TONIO .
AN INNOVATION THI S YE AR IS THAT THE TEXAS ANNUAL IS PART INVITATI ONAL. IN AN EFF ORT T O ASSURE THE HIGH S T A N DA RDS OF THE EXHIBITION -
RECOGNIZING
THAT MANY ESTABLISHED ARTISTS N O LONGER ENTER CO M P E T IT IV E SH OW S SPONS ORING
THE
MUSEUMS INVITED FIFTY O UTSTA NDI NG ARTI STS TO EXHIBIT T HEIR
W ORK WITHOUT S UBM ITT ING T O JURY. THESE ARTI STS WERE INVITED BECAUSE O F T HE
CO NSIS T E N TL Y HIGH Q UA LI T Y O F
THEIR W ORK, THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS
RECOG N IT IO N . IF THIS ASPECT O F THE SHOW IS
A ND
CO N T IN UE D, THE IN VITATIONAL
LI ST WILL BE RE -E V ALUA TED EAC H SEASON AND NEWLY C OMPILE D, W IT H CON SIDE RA TI O N GI VEN CURRE N T PERFO RM ANCES O F ARTI ST S T HR OUGHO UT THE STA TE.
T HE 1962 TEXA S A N NUAL SHOWS THE W ORK O F 3 6 INVITED ARTISTS, A N D 6 5 W ORKS A CCEPTED BY THE JUD GE FRO M 4 6 0 ENTRIES SUBMITTED BY ARTISTS LIVING IN 77 TEXAS TOWNS.