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Gallery Night Catalog 2019 Presented by the TVS Parents’ Club
GALLERY NIGHT APRIL 12, 2019 CO-CHAIRS Margaret Lane Libby Moore
PARENTS’ CLUB PRESIDENT Melissa Hoskins ‘93
THANK YOU TO OUR INCREDIBLE VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT!
PRESENTED BY
MENU APPETIZERS FROM TVS CHEF ERIN NESBITT & STAFF Bacon Marmalade, Talleggio and Arugula Flatbread Marinated Tomato and Ricotta Flatbread with Torn Herb Salad Charcuterie Display to include assorted meats and cheese, assorted breads, olives, pickled vegetables and fruits, mustards and jams Roasted Shrimp Cocktail served with Spicy Cocktail Sauce and Herbed Aioli Curried Deviled Eggs with Toasted Almond Crunch Assorted Dessert Display to include Miniature Cannoli and Brownie Bites
BEER/WINE THANKS TO WILD ACRE BREWING CO. & TOKYO CAFÉ!
ALL-SCHOOL EXPERIENCES 100. LEARN THE UKULELE WITH MR. CRAIG Our very own guitar aficionado will teach your student the ukulele over the course of five (5) lessons. Top one bid wins. Must be a current TVS student. Value: Priceless 101. LUNCH WITH MR. CRAIG FOR LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT Lunch for the recipient and a friend of his/her choosing offcampus. Must be a current TVS student. Value: Priceless 102. LUNCH WITH MR. CRAIG FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT Lunch for the recipient and a friend of his/her choosing offcampus. Must be a current TVS student. Value: Priceless 103. LUNCH WITH MR. CRAIG FOR UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT Lunch for the recipient and a friend of his/her choosing offcampus. Must be a current TVS student. Value: Priceless 104. XPLORE CAMP ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR A DAY If you consider yourself a Happy Camper, this opportunity is for you! Join Xplore Camp Director Mrs. Forbes for a jam-packed, fun-filled summer day as you assist with various responsibilities and help spread the joy for other Xplore campers. Our day will start with raising the flags and welcoming campers as they arrive in the morning. Throughout the day, we’ll make the rounds of various camps to check out all the action and join in some fun. How cool is that – you will get to experience a little bit of every camp during your day! The Xplore Camp Assistant Director will assist with taking pictures of camp activities, and will have the awesome privilege of selecting a special snack for all campers on his/her special day. A unique t-shirt is in included with this opportunity.
ALL-SCHOOL EXPERIENCES For current 2nd grade and up. Two (2) slots for sale - will take two (2) top bids. Value: Priceless 105. RESERVED PARKING FOR AN UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT With all the stress of grades, extracurriculars, and college applications, what Upper School student wants to worry about parking, too? Help shorten the journey from car to class by gifting your student with one reserved parking space near the Upper School with his or her name on it for exclusive use during the 2019-2020 school year. Not everyone can get a spot at Harvard, but everyone has an equal chance to score this spot in this TVS parking lot. Student will choose his/her own spot from a selection of predetermined spaces. Value: Priceless 106. NAME MAIN STREET Purchase an exclusive on-campus street named after your family! Win this item, and you’ll get naming rights to the Lower School street just inside the campus gates for the 2019-2020 school year. Comes complete with an authentic street sign. Value: Priceless 107. RESERVED PARKING ON GRANDPARENTS’ DAY Would you like to have an incredible front-row parking spot on Grandparents’ & Special Friends’ Day 2019? This is your chance! Value: Priceless 108. FRONT- AND SECOND-ROW SEATING FOR THE TVS DANCE RECITAL Reserved seating in the first two (2) rows for the TVS Dance Recital at Will Rogers Auditorium on Wednesday, April 24. Doors open at 6p and performance begins at 6:30p. Twenty seats available at $30 each. Value: Priceless
ALL-SCHOOL EXPERIENCES 109. RESERVED SEATING IN THIRD AND FOURTH ROWS FOR THE TVS DANCE RECITAL Reserved seating in the 3rd and 4th rows for the TVS Dance Recital at Will Rogers Auditorium on Wednesday, April 24. Doors open at 6p and performance begins at 6:30p. Twenty-one seats available at $20 each. Value: Priceless 110. RESERVED SEATING IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH ROWS FOR THE TVS DANCE RECITAL Reserved seating for the 5th and 6th rows of the TVS Dance Recital at Will Rogers Auditorium on Wednesday, April 24. Doors open at 6p and performance begins at 6:30p. Twenty-two seats available at $10 each. Value: Priceless
LS EXPERIENCES 200. RESERVED PARKING IN THE LOWER SCHOOL PARKING LOT Have reserved parking for the 2019-2020 school year in the Lower School parking lot. Value: Priceless 201. DONUTS WITH DUDETTES Four (4) students are invited to “get school started” in the Lower School. Arrive at 7:45 a.m.; unlock classroom doors; fire up office computers, copiers, and coffee pot! Go to carpool and open car doors to greet our students. Make morning announcements with Ms. McNutt. Then, enjoy donuts, and your favorite drinks with Ms. McNutt, Mrs. Asher, and Mrs. Schoenfeld!! Value: Priceless 202. POWER LUNCH WITH PLEASANT, POSITIVE PEOPLE Please join Ms. McNutt, Mrs. Asher, and Mrs. Schoenfeld for a Power Lunch at Mira Vista Country Club. The gathering of this thinktank extraordinaire will brainstorm, suggest, and create ideas to further improve the happenings in the Lower School - all this while enjoying a delicious lunch together! One student can bring two friends. Value: Priceless 203. PRIVATE 30-MINUTE VOICE LESSON Does your child love to sing? Do you want encouragement in your child’s vocal development? Have a private voice lesson with Mrs. Medlin. She will give tips and help you develop a stronger sound. She will use songs the student knows as a starting point for vocal growth. Value: Priceless
LS EXPERIENCES 204. SOUTH AMERICAN FIESTA WITH SRA. MARKEL Tuesday, May 21, South American Fiesta with Sra. Markel from 12:30 to 2 p.m. for five top bidders. Value: Priceless 205. BOWLING WITH YOUR KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS - MONROE AND PRITCHETT Get ready to bid on this! The four highest bidders from each class will join the kindergarten teachers and assistants for an afternoon of bowling and pizza on Tuesday, April 16, from 3:15 to 5:15 at Main Event. Only current kindergarten students are eligible to attend the bowling event. Value: Priceless 206. BOWLING WITH YOUR KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS - REA AND MAYFIELD Get ready to bid on this! The four highest bidders from each class will join the kindergarten teachers and assistants for an afternoon of bowling and pizza on Tuesday, April 16, from 3:15 to 5:15 at Main Event. Only current kindergarten students are eligible to attend the bowling event. Value: Priceless 207. BOWLING WITH YOUR TEACHERS - MOORE AND PIERCE Get ready to bid on this! The four highest bidders from each class will join the kindergarten teachers and assistants for an afternoon of bowling and pizza on Tuesday, April 16, from 3:15 to 5:15 at Main Event. Only current kindergarten students are eligible to attend the bowling event. Value: Priceless
LS EXPERIENCES 208. HUMBLE NINJA FITNESS WITH MRS. CRUMLEY Come show us your ninja skills as we play on the climbing wall, multi-warped walls, cargo climbing nets, salmon ladders, ground obstacles, suspended hanging rings, and more than 30 individual obstacles. Includes a pizza party. Friday, May 10, 4:00-5:45. For 15 kids, five (5) students per class. 5 top bidders attend event. Value: Priceless 209. HUMBLE NINJA FITNESS WITH MRS. HUTCHINSON Come show us your ninja skills as we play on the climbing wall, multi-warped walls, cargo climbing nets, salmon ladders, ground obstacles, suspended hanging rings, and more than 30 individual obstacles. Includes a pizza party. Friday, May 10, 4:00-5:45. For 15 kids, five (5) students per class. 5 top bidders attend event. Value: Priceless 210. HUMBLE NINJA FITNESS WITH MRS. KEE Come show us your ninja skills as we play on the climbing wall, multi-warped walls, cargo climbing nets, salmon ladders, ground obstacles, suspended hanging rings, and more than 30 individual obstacles. Includes a pizza party. Friday, May 10, 4:00-5:45. For 15 kids, five (5) students per class. 5 top bidders attend event. Value: Priceless 211. TCU BASKETBALL GAME WITH MR. PERRYMAN Basketball game for your child and five (5) friends. Dinner and snacks at the stadium. For current 2nd graders (2020 3rd graders). Game in November or December, Friday or Saturday preferably. To be coordinated when the basketball schedule comes out. Value: Priceless
LS EXPERIENCES 212. PEDIS AND POPS Open to current second graders, they will enjoy an afternoon of pampering and popsicles with 2nd-grade teachers, Ms. Isbell and Mrs. Zabriskie. Come, relax, be pampered, and prepare your feet for summer. Meet at Resort Nails and Spa. Tuesday, May 21, 2019 1:30-3:00. Top 10 bidders attend event. Value: Priceless 213. PIZZA PARTY WITH MRS. COLLINS Top eight (8) bidders for a pizza party at Fort Brewery and Pizza on Magnolia Ave. The third-grade pizza party will be from 12:30 – 2:00pm on Tuesday, May 21. Value: Priceless 214. PIZZA PARTY WITH MS. GRAMENTINE Top eight (8) bidders for a pizza party at Fort Brewery and Pizza on Magnolia Ave. The third-grade pizza party will be from 12:30 – 2:00pm on Tuesday, May 21. Value: Priceless 215. PIZZA PARTY WITH MRS. WETH Top eight (8) bidders for a pizza party at Fort Brewery and Pizza on Magnolia Ave. The third-grade pizza party will be from 12:30 – 2:00pm on Tuesday, May 21. Value: Priceless 216. BOTTLE ROCKET PARTY Spend an hour with Mr. d’Auteuil building your own bottle rocket launcher. Then go outside to launch bottle rockets and see who can reach the greatest altitude! For up to eight (8) incoming 3rd, 4th, or 5th graders. Date TBA Value: Priceless
LS EXPERIENCES 217. GUITAR LESSON WITH MS. SOSA Guitar lessons with Ms. Sosa, 4th grade and up for one (1) student. Value: Priceless 218. SUNDAE AND A MOVIE Join Ms. Sosa and Mr. Melton for a double header. Popcorn and ice cream sundaes and a movie. The best part? YOU GET A DATE NIGHT!! Up to 60 students. Tuesday, May 21 at 12:30 with a Pixar movie. Value: Priceless
MS EXPERIENCES 300. ASSISTANT HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR HALF DAY Ever wonder what it’s like to be the Assistant Head of Middle School? The top two (2) bidders will join Mrs. Knudsen for a half day and find out. A special lunch will be included as well. Open to grades 5-8, and the winning students will work with Mrs. Knudsen on a mutually agreeable day. Value: Priceless 301. KAYAK/CANOE TRIP WITH MR. COX A 5th to 8th grader, and up to three (3) of his/her friends, can go on an amazing half-day kayak/canoe/hike excursion and lunch at the Nature Refuge Center and Preserve with Mr. Cox. Dates now to August 21. Value: Priceless 302. CASA MAÑANA WITH MRS. OWEN Your child and a friend will attend the performance of Wizard of Oz at Casa Mañana on Saturday, April 27, at 5:00pm. Post show, they will enjoy some FroYo at Montgomery Plaza. Value: Priceless 303. 5TH GRADE NEON DODGEBALL Open to all 5th graders! Win large Pixie Sticks as prizes. Wednesday, May 8th, 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. Value: Priceless 304. 6TH GRADE DISCO DODGEBALL Open to all 6th graders! Join the 6th-grade teachers for snacks, disco, and dodgeball on Thursday, May 16, 3:30 -5:00pm. Value: Priceless
MS EXPERIENCES 305. 7TH GRADE TEAM BOWLING Open to all 7th graders! Bowling with 7th-grade teachers at Cityview Lanes. Join for pizza, drinks, and two hours of bowling fun! Friday, May 10th from 4-6 p.m. Value: Priceless 306. 8TH GRADE KAYAK AND PICNIC AFTERNOON Open to all 8th graders! Kayaking on the Trinity River with your teachers! A fun afternoon of kayaking, canoeing, and paddle boarding along the Trinity River. Snacks, refreshments, games and an afternoon of fun! Up to 64 students, no siblings. Monday, May 6, 3-5:30. Value: Priceless
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCES 400. FIELD HOCKEY CAPTAIN OF THE MATCH Be the Captain of the Match during a field hockey game in the fall season. Value: Priceless 401. FIELD HOCKEY PARTY Surprise your daughter with a “Field Hockey Party,” with field hockey skills, drills, and small-sided scrimmaging. Learn what it takes to be a Trojan field hockey player while surrounded by friends and coached by current varsity players and staff. Good for a group up to 12 players, to take place during the months of February – May. Value: Priceless 402. SIGNED BASEBALL BY THE TVS TEAM A signed baseball by the TVS Varsity Baseball Team. Value: Priceless 403. BAT BOY/GIRL FOR VARSITY BASEBALL Have the opportunity to be a bat boy/girl for a home varsity baseball game. Value: Priceless 404. BAT GIRL FOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Purchaser would be able to bring one friend and spend the game with the varsity team before, during, and after the game. Value: Priceless 405. LACROSSE CAPTAIN OF THE MATCH Have the opportunity to be a Captain of a Match for a Boys’ varsity lacrosse game. Value: Priceless
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCES 406. BALL BOY/GIRL FOR A VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME Be the ball boy/girl for a varsity home football game. Value: Priceless 407. FLAG FOOTBALL GAME Celebrate your child’s birthday playing a fun game of flag football with several friends. Play flag football on the TVS football field with Coach Aaron Mattox coaching each team to a victory! Value: Priceless 408. JERSEY FOR A DAY Wear a TVS Football player’s jersey for a day! Value: Priceless 409. BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL CAPTAIN OF THE MATCH Your child and one friend can be a Volleyball Captain of the Match with the boys’ Varsity volleyball Team! Go behind the scenes with the coaches and the varsity volleyball players players pregame, during the game, and post-game! Open to boys and girls. Event to take place in the Fall of 2019. Top one bid wins for your child and one friend. Value: Priceless 410. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL CAPTAIN Be the captain of the girls’ volleyball team for a game. Value: Priceless 411. FREE TUITION TO TVS BOYS’ BASKETBALL CAMP Does your child love basketball? If so, your child would love to attend the TVS Boys’ Basketball Camp May 28-31 with two friends. Value: Priceless
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCES 412. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CAMP WITH COACH FLOWERS Does your child love basketball? If so, your child would love to attend the Girls’ Basketball Camp with Coach Flowers. If your child is in grades 1-4, the camp is June 3-7. If your child is in grades 5-9, the camp is June 3-6. Value: Priceless 413. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL HONORARY CAPTAIN K-2ND Be the varsity girls’ basketball honorary captain for a game. Grades K-2. Value: Priceless 414. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL HONORARY CAPTAIN 3RD-6TH Be the varsity girls’ basketball honorary captain for a game. Grades 3-6. Value: Priceless 415. TENNIS BAG New tennis bag - highly recommended by Tennis Coach Myron Grunberg! Value: Priceless 416. GIRLS’ HONORARY SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH Your child and one friend can be an Honorary soccer assistant coach with girls’ varsity soccer team! Go behind the scenes with the coaches and the varsity soccer players pre-game, during the game, and post-game! Event to take place in the winter of 2020. Top one bid wins for your child and a friend. Value: Priceless
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCES 417. SEPTEMBER CHEERLEADER FOR A NIGHT (LS & MS) Bring your friends and be a cheerleader for a home TVS football game! Cheer during the 2nd quarter of the game. You will practice with the Varsity Cheerleaders two days during that week for 30 minutes. Top one bid wins for your child and up to 30 students. Your child will also get their VERY OWN set of TVS cheer pom poms! Value: Priceless 418. OCTOBER CHEERLEADER FOR A NIGHT (LS & MS) Bring your friends and be a cheerleader for a home TVS football game! Cheer during the 2nd quarter of the game. You will practice with the Varsity Cheerleaders two days during that week for 30 minutes. Top one bid wins for your child and up to 30 students. Your child will also get their VERY OWN set of TVS cheer pom poms! Value: Priceless
TOE EXPERIENCES 500. SUNSET KAYAK ADULT PADDLE Enjoy some time on the water with the TVS TOE kayaks. Offered by Mackenzie Wilson, TOE Assistant and Alan Reid, Athletic Trainer and friend of TOE. Participants will get a chance to explore one of the following locations: Fort Worth Nature Preserve, Trinity River, or Grapevine Lake & Streams. Timing of event to coincide with sunset on the water. Dates for function: to be arranged SpringSummer 2019, Late Fall 2019, Spring 2020. Age 21+. Value: Priceless 501. CLIMBING DAY AT LAKE MINERAL WELLS STATE PARK Spend a half day with our MS Head and professional climbing guide, Jeff Snyder, and TOE Director, Blake Amos, learning to climb and rappel in the beautiful surroundings of Penitentiary Hollow at Lake Mineral Wells SP. No experience necessary. This will be an enjoyable challenge, no matter your level of previous experience. All equipment provided. Participants will pay their own park-entry fees. Dates for function to be arranged: Spring Summer 2019, Late Fall 2019, Spring 2020. Open to 3rd grade and older. Four (4) students/Four (4) adults = Eight (8) total participants Value: Priceless 502. LOWER SCHOOL CHALLENGE COURSE EXPERIENCE Enjoy an adventure on the TVS Challenge Course! This is an approximately two (2)-hour experience for your Lower School student and nine (9) of his/her friends/family. The date will be determined by the single purchaser of this item and Blake Amos. Value: Priceless 503. MIDDLE SCHOOL CHALLENGE COURSE EXPERIENCE Enjoy an adventure on the TVS Challenge Course! This is an approximately two (2)-hour experience for your Middle School student and nine (9) of his/her friends/family. The date will be determined by the single purchaser of this item and Blake Amos. Value: Priceless
TOE EXPERIENCES 504. ADULTS-ONLY CHALLENGE COURSE EXPERIENCE Enjoy an adventure on the TVS Challenge Course! This is an approximately two (2)- to three (3)-hour experience for your office, family, or other group of adults age 21 or over. The date will be determined by the single purchaser of this item and Blake Amos. Value: Priceless
CLASS ART KINDERGARTEN CLASS ART 600. Mrs. Monroe’s class 601. Mrs. Moore’s class 602. Mrs. Rea’s class Kindergarten used oil pastel and watercolor to create hearts in the style of Jim Dine. Value: priceless
FIRST-GRADE CLASS ART 603. Mrs. Crumley’s class 604. Mrs. Hutchinson’s class 605. Mrs. Kee’s class First grade combined the styles of Robert Indiana and Charles Patrick. They designed butterflies and pinned them on a canvas to spell LOVE. Value: priceless
CLASS ART SECOND-GRADE CLASS ART 606. Ms. Isbell’s class 607. Mr. Perryman’s class 608. Mrs. Zabriskie’s class Second grade painted colorful Statues of Liberty in the style of pop artist Peter Max. Value: priceless
THIRD-GRADE CLASS ART 609. Mrs. Collins’s class 610. Ms. Gramentine’s class 611. Mrs. Weth’s class Third grade created a mixed-media collage of Gustav Klimt’s Woman in Gold (Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer). Value: priceless
CLASS ART FOURTH-GRADE CLASS ART 612. Mr. d’Auteuil’s class 613. Mr. Melton’s class 614. Ms. Sosa’s class Fourth grade used chalk pastel to create art pieces imitating the Lennon Wall in Prague. Value: priceless
FIFTH-GRADE ART 615. Ice Cream Cones (Savannah Dias, Noah Daniel, Charlotte Goldman, Caroline Huseman, John Ellis Payne, Catherine Hodnett) 616. Gum Ball Machines (Blake Corder, Dalya Chandler, Madeline Yorkston, Haley Munshi, Hub Nickels, Reese Harz) 617. Cupcakes 1 (Madeline Grau, Thomas Young, Sadie Donnell, Alli Zavaleta, Josie Scanlon, Anna Willmann) 618. Cupcakes 2 (Libby Bumgardner, Meghan Clark, Will Goldman, Nicholas Watkins, Benjamin Walker, Reid Garsek) 619. Cake (Brooklyn Weems, Lylah St. Peter, Lucy Johnson, Saawan Duvvuri, Isabel Gonzalez, Gabi Cowan) Value: priceless
CLASS ART SIXTH-GRADE ART 620. 6th Grade (Benton Cantey, Olivia Parks, Kate Demchuk, Olive Andrews, Lexie Roberts, Rowan Regan, Juliette Elliot, Wyatt Horton) Value: priceless
SEVENTH- AND EIGHTH-GRADE ART 621. 7th Grade 622. 8th Grade These two pieces are inspired by American sculptor Louise Nevelson. Both 7th and 8th graders cut or tore pieces of any found objects, predominately matboard, and Mrs. Cox organized them in a puzzle-like format, mimicking the wonderful Louise Nevelson. She mostly worked using a monochromatic color scheme, hence the greyish colors chosen. You will find wooden pieces cut from our new laser cutter to scrap pieces of old paintings, down to the boxes that our supplies get delivered in. Everything is art! Just appreciate the small and simple things that make something whole! Value: priceless
PROFESSIONAL ART 700. “Connect the Dots” Erin Andrews, Quilt 54” x 70” Starting Bid: $200 Value: $800 701. “John Wayne Tribute” Gary Bishop, Photograph 30” x 36” Starting Bid: $3,000 Value: $4,500 702. “John Lennon” Gary Bishop, Photograph 8” x 22” Starting Bid: $1,200 Value: $2,500 703. “Jellyfish Blues” Heather Bond, Acrylic/oil 30” x 40” Starting Bid: $2,100 Value: $4,000 704. “Otomi Bird” Mia Braus, MADRE/Caitlin Peters, Acrylic on paper 25” x 35.5” Starting Bid: $190 Value: $950
PROFESSIONAL ART 705. “Going Back” Lynne Buchanan, Acrylic on canvas 48” x 36” Starting Bid: $500 Value: $2,400 706. “Heart Chakra” Allison Castillo Designs, Acrylic on canvas framed 48” x 48” Starting Bid: $460 Value: $2,300 707. “Untitled” Lauren Childs ’95, Painting 27” x 33” Starting Bid: $185 Value: $925 708. “Always Cimb Higher” Mika Devaney (MMD Art), Acrylic mixed media on canvas 30” x 48” Starting Bid: $720 Value: $1,440 709. “Becoming a Warrior” Mika Devaney (MMD Art), Acrylic mixed media on canvas 36” x 48” Starting Bid: $720 Value: $1,728
PROFESSIONAL ART 710. “Reflexions” Mika Devaney (MMD Art), Acrylic mixed media on canvas 48” x 60” Starting Bid: $720 Value: $2,880 711. “Audubon Swan” Natalie Erwin, Paper print 36” x 48” Starting Bid: $150 Value: $750 712. “Untitled” Heather Essian Fine Art, Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 31” x 41” Starting Bid: $400 Value: $2,000 713. “Untitled” Sarah Gentry, Mixed media 18” x 24” Starting Bid: $105 Value: $525 714. “Wild Turkey” Regan Hall Art, Photograph on canvas 60” x 40” Starting Bid: $240 Value: $1,200
PROFESSIONAL ART 715. “Fancy-Frills Colorized M. L. Leddy saddle circa 1920” Marshall K. Harris, Framed signed limitededition print 20.5” x 26.5” Starting Bid: $325 Value: $650 716. “Love Still” Patrick Jones, Photography 18” x 22” Starting Bid: $100 Value: $250 717. “Hope Whispers” Paige Killian, Photography on acrylic 15” x 30” Starting Bid: $350 Value: $725 718. “Central Park in the Fall” Laura Kinkade Gallery, Print 14” x 14” Starting Bid: $20 Value: $89 719. “Italian Cafe” Laura Kinkade Gallery, Print 14” x 14” Starting Bid: $20 Value: $89
PROFESSIONAL ART 720. “Wedding Party” Nancy Lamb, Giclee Print 8” x 8” Starting Bid: $375 Value: $650 721. “Three Cherubs” Stephanie Lee Jackson ’85, Oil on panel 36” x 48” Starting Bid: $700 Value: $2,500 722. “Rose and Snow” Stephanie Lee Jackson ’85, Oil on panel 38” x 25” Starting Bid: $300 Value: $1,200 723. “Guanajuato Window” Stephanie Lee Jackson ’85, Oil on panel 26” x 40” Starting Bid: $300 Value: $1,200 724. “Animals” Laura Mayberry, Acrylic, oil pastel, graphite 48” x 36” Starting Bid: $500 Value: $2,500
PROFESSIONAL ART 725. “Have Elephant, Will Travel” Jessica McIntyre Interiors, Photography 35.5” x 43.5” Starting Bid: $149.50 Value: $747.50 726. “Hues of Cowtown” Scott and Gaylynn McBrayer Artist: Melissa McKean, Acrylic on canvas 60” x 40” Starting Bid: $680 Value: $3,400 727. “Sunset Wildflowers” Elizabeth McLaurin, Oil on canvas 24” x 30” Starting Bid: $180 Value: $900 728. “Venus de Alumnio” David Mikitka, Aluminum 23” x 9” x 4” Starting Bid: $400 Value: $1,200 729. “Fractal Variation #2” David Mikitka, Aluminum/concrete 31” x 10” x 10” Starting Bid: $800 Value: $2,400
PROFESSIONAL ART 730. “Septem Fistulae Aeris” David Mikitka, Aluminum/copper 33” x 10” x 7” Starting Bid: $800 Value: $2,400 731. “Viginti Quinque Foraminae” David Mikitka, Aluminum/limestone 32” x 15” x 10” Starting Bid: $700 Value: $2,100 732. “Copper Geode” David Mikitka, Aluminum/copper/limestone 26” x 9” x 7” Starting Bid: $900 Value: $2,700 733. “From Within” Harmony Padgett, Canvas 12” x 13” Starting Bid: $170 Value: $850 734. “Magnolia #1” Kim Robbins, Photography - pigment ink printing 39” x 39” Starting Bid: $180 Value: $900
PROFESSIONAL ART 735. “Three Skulls” Kim Robbins, Photography - pigment ink printing 38.4” x 39” Starting Bid: $140 Value: $700 736. “Texas Cowpanin Dig” Peter Robbins, Framed Limited Edition photo on canvas 36” x 40” Starting Bid: $1,000 Value: $1,400 737. “Manito Garden Flower” Katy Roberts, Oil on canvas 24” x 36” Starting Bid: $160 Value: $800 738. “Wildflower Oculus #31” John Holt Smith, Acrylic Enamel on aluminum 36” x 36” Starting Bid: $7,000 Value: $7,500 739. “Infinite Azure” Alicia Stepp, Lustre Photographic print 16” x 16” Starting Bid: $50 Value: $200
PROFESSIONAL ART 740. “Senior TOE Trip” James Stupfel ’19, Oil on board 30” x 24” Starting Bid: $1,500 Value: $3,000 741. “Untitled” Lori Sturman ’01, Acrylic on canvas 48” x 30” Starting Bid: $300 Value: $500 742. “Untitled” Ginger Walker, Mixed media on cradled board 36” x 36” Starting Bid: $500 Value: $2,300
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