STEPHEN T. RASCOE
JUNE 1- JULY 3, 2024
StephenT.Rascoe(1924–2008)
TheartofStephenRascoe(1924–2008)spanssixdecades,andencompassesthevastarrayofcolors,lines,shapes,and vignettesthatbothdefinedtheartist’sexperiencesandsparkedhiscreativityfromthetimehewasaboythroughouthis entirelife.Rascoetransformedthemanylandscapes,interiors,andpeopleheencounteredintorich,vibrant compositionsfilledwithrecognizableimageryinfusedwithabstractedelementshighlightingthefundamentalvisual elementsandspatialrelationshipswithinthepictureplane.
AveteranofWorldWarIIandgraduateoftheArtInstituteofChicago,Rascoewasexposedtoabroadrangeof geographies,cultures,andphilosophies.TheeffectsoftheseexperiencesinformedRascoe’sworksignificantlyyet judiciously,ashemaintainedanunfailingcommitmenttoimpartacertainnaturalismandbeautyintoeverythinghe produced.Ultimately,Rascoewantedtomake“thekindofartyoucanlivewith.”
Rascoeworkedprofessionallyfrom1951to2008,andduringthattimeleftanindelibleimpressiononcollectors, students,andtheartcommunityinNorthTexasandacrosstheUnitedStates.Rascoewasafixtureofthepostwar Texasartscenewhofrequentlyshowedalongsidemid-centurycontemporariessuchasOtisDozier,KellyFearing, MichaelFrary,DeForestJudd,WilliamLester,EverettSpruce,andCharlesUmlauf,alongwithFortWorthCircle artistsBillBomar,DicksonReeder,andBrorUtter.
OfRascoe’swork,theDallasMorningNewswrote,“Hisstyletendstoquietlyabstractessentialsofform,notstarkly orirresponsibly,butboldly,withsinewofstructuredominatingmood.”Likewise,theCorpusChristiCaller-Times describedhisworkashaving“acontrolledyetrichpalette,linearvariation,andaccent…carefullyplannedand skillfullyappliedcolor…andExpressionist-likemasculinityofattack.”
BorninUvalde,Texas,in1924,RascoegrewupinCorpusChristi,andthenattendedtheUniversityofTexas,before servinginWorldWarII.HecompletedhisundergraduateworkinFineArtattheArtInstituteofChicago,wherehe subsequentlyearnedanMFAin1951.AfterworkingasadraftsmanforTexacoandthenShellOil,in1964,Rascoe tookapositionasartinstructoratUTA—apostofferedtohimbyHowardJoyner,whofoundedtheartprogramatthe universityandalsoplayedakeyroleinthedevelopmentoftheArlingtonArtAssociation,andeventuallytheArlington MuseumofArt.RascoeservedasprofessorofartatUTAuntilhisretirementin1992.
Rascoe’spaintingscanbefoundinthepermanentcollectionsoftheDallasMuseumofArt,theHoustonMuseumof Art,theArtMuseumofSouthTexas,theTexasA&MUniversityMuseum,UTA,SouthernMethodistUniversity, TexasFineArtsAssociationLagunaGloriaMuseum,andtheBlantonMuseumofArtinAustin.Hisworkalsoappears innumerousprivateandpubliccollections.
-BiographyofStephenRascoebyPaulaKornyeTillman
ArtistStatement
Inmylife’swork,Ihavebeeninfluencedbymostoftheinternationalartstyles,butItakefromthestyleandjoinittowhat Iseeinnature,distillingthecomplexityofnaturebythestyle.
Ihavepaintedlarge,veryabstractpaintingsformuseumsshows,butIfinallydecidedthatwhatIlikebestistopaintwhat Iwouldliketolivewith,andthatIhopeotherpeoplewillliketolivewith,too.Thishasreinforcementinsomethingthat JeanRenoir,thefilmmaker,expressedwhenhewasinterviewedafterthetheftofhisfather’s(PierreAugusteRenoir) paintingsfromhishomeinHollywood.Hesaid(sic)“IhopethatwhoeverhasthemwillenjoythemasmuchasIdidover mylifetime.”
WhenIstartedapainting,IalwayshavesomethinginmindthatIwanttodo(sometimesmakingsketchesbeforehand),but it’slikeavoyageofdiscovery.Itisalwaysexcitingtostartoutandencounter“accidents”alongtheway,thataddupto makethepaintingcomealive.Oneexamplewouldbetheoverlappingofsomecolorswithothercolors.
Manytimes,Ithinkintermsofseeingsomethingthroughsomethingelse–asunriseorsunsetthroughaforest,ororanges onatablethroughavase,orlightthroughaflightofbirds,orthroughacomplexsilhouetteofracinghorsemen.
Mylong-timeDallasartdealer,MaryNye,wroteanoteononeofmyinvoices,toapotentialpurchaserofaseagull painting,“FlightinGoldenSunlight”:“Thisisaconstanttheme–tocatchthesoundandactionofbirdsinflight.”Then shewentontolistseveralclients,describingseagullpaintingsodminethattheyhadpurchases.
Sailboatsarefrequentlythesubjectofmypaintings.They,liketheseagulls,aresymbolsoffreedom.Often mypaintingscombinesailboatsandseagulls.
StephenThomasRascoe(1924-2008)
B.UvaldeD:Arlington. Painter,watercolorist. CorpusChristi.
Studied:DelMarCollege;UniversityofTexas,Austin;ArtInstituteofChicago(B.F.A.,1949,M.F.A.,1951);Antonio Garcia.
Member:TexasFineArtsAssociation;SouthTexasArtLeague(president); ArlingtonArtAssociation;FortWorthArtAssociation;DallasArtAssociation.
SoloExhibitions
1952Solo,JamesButeCo.Gallery,Houston,TX
1953Solo,JamesButeCo.Gallery,Houston,TX
1954,Solo,LittleTheater,CorpusChristi,TX
~Including:StillLifewithMowers,DarkBird,Palms,DesertVillage,LandscapewithTrees,BicycleParade, LandscapewithHorses,BoatsatDawn,TheBridgeandFleetofSmallBoats
1958Solo,SouthwestTexasStateCollege,SanMarcos,TX
1958Solo,JamesButeGallery,Houston,TX
1958Solo,NyeGallery,Dallas,TX
~RocksandSea,TropicalCity,StillLifewithBouquet,DarkMountain,DriftwoodandBirds,Mountains,Sea BirdsandDriftwood,LandscapewithChristmasTrees,BouquetonaBalcony,Rocks-SeaandSky,Seascape,Still LifewithWhiteandBlueBouquet,MountainintheRain,DriftwoodwithThreeClouds,SeaGulls,SceneFroma Balcony,StillLifewithYellowBouquet,SeascapewithNetsandBoats,GirlwithBouquet,LandscapewithLake
1959Solo,MuseumforContemporaryArt,Waco,TX
1959Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX HarborDawn
1960Solo,CentennialMuseum,CorpusChristi,TX
1962Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1962Solo,LaredoStatesArtAssociation,Laredo,TX
1963Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
~TheSea
1964Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1964Solo,TexarkanaArtGallery,Texarkana,TX
1966Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1966Solo,UniversityofCorpusChristi,CorpusChristi,TX
1969Solo,MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1988Solo,ArlingtonMuseumofArt,Arlington,TX
2004Solo,80thBirthdayCelebration,GalerieKornyeWest,FortWorth,TX
2007Solo,GalerieKornyeWest,FortWorth,TX
SelectedExhibitions
1951CorpusChristiArtFoundationExhibition,CorpusChristi,TX AdobeVillage(watercolor)(honorablemention)
1951SouthwesternPrintsandDrawingsExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX Bullfight(linocut)
1952HoustonLocalArtistsExhibition,MFAH,Houston,TX
~LandscapewithRedTrees(prize)
~HouseontheBeach
1952TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX
1952TexasContemporaryArtists,MKnoedlerandCompany,NewYork,NY;ContemporaryArtsMuseum,Houston,TX
1952TexasWatercolorSociety
~Church ~AdobeVillage(prize)
1953TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX
1953TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX
~SmallBoatsatDawn
1953SouthTexasArtLeague,CorpusChristi,Tx
1954SouthTexasArtLeague,CorpusChristi,Tx BridgeatNight(honorablemention)
1955SouthTexasArtLeague,CorpusChristi,Tx SmallBoats(prize)
1955TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX SmallBoats
1956SouthTexasArtLeague,CorpusChristi,Tx
~Landscape(prize)
1956TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX
~OilFieldatNight(MFAHpurchaseprize)
1956CorpusChristiArtFoundationExhibition,CorpusChristi,TX
~SeaGulls(prize)
1957CorpusChristiArtFoundationExhibition,CorpusChristi,TX
~Seascape(prize)
1957TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX
~CanyonWalls(DMFApurchaseprize)
1957LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1958TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX
~StillLifeonanOrangeTable
1958LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1958TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX WhiteWave TidelandSunrise
1958TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX Tideland
1958DDFeldmanCollectionofContemporaryArt,DMFA,Dallas,TX
1958ArtUSA,MadisonSquareGarden,NewYork,NY
1958TexasOil‘58,ASalutetotheOilIndustryoftheStatebyTexasPainters,DallasPublicLibrary,Dallas,TX
~Offshore(prize)
1958ArtistsWestoftheMississippi,DenverArtMuseum,Denver,CO
~SunPatterns
1959LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1959TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX
~Sunrise
~StillLifewithDriftwood
1959TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX
~Waterfall
1959DDFeldmanCollectionofContemporaryArt,DMFA,Dallas,TX OilFieldLights(purchaseprize)
195915FromTexas,HarwoodGallery,Taos,NM ThePinkMountain
1959SarasotaAnnuals,Sarasota,FL
1959MadeinTexasbyTexans,DallasMuseumforContemporaryArts,Dallas,TX
~SunriseReflections
1960MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1960LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1960DDFeldmanCollectionofContemporaryArt,DMFA,Dallas,TX
1960SouthwesternArt:ASamplingofContemporaryPaintingandSculpture,DallasMuseumofFineArts,Dallas,TX
~CanyonWalls
1961LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1962TexasFineArtsAssociation,Austin,TX
~VerticalLandscape
1962JointwithHiramWilliams,NyeGallery,Dallas,TX
1962LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1962SouthwesternStatesAnnualExhibition,Roswell,NM
1962-3TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX TheStorm
1963TexasGeneral/TexasPaintingandSculptureExhibition,DMFA,Dallas,TX;MFAH,Houston,TX ReflectionsinaSmallHarbor
1963LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
196369thAnnualforWesternArtists,DenverArtMuseum,Denver,CO
1964LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1965MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1965LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1966LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1966TarrantCountyAnnual,FortWorthArtCenter,FortWorth,TX ~GoochPrizewinner
1967MaryNyeContemporaryArtGallery,Dallas,TX
1967LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1967ArtistsWestoftheMississippi,DenverArtMuseum,Denver,CO
1968LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1968CushingGallery,Dallas,TX
1969LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1970LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1970BeaumontAnnual,BeaumontMuseumofArt,Beaumont,TX firstprize
1971LongviewJuniorServiceLeagueAnnualInvitationals,Longview,TX
1971TexasPaintingandSculpture:The20thCentury,travelingexhibition:PollockGalleries,SouthernMethodist University,Dallas,TX);TheWitteMemorialMuseum(ConfluenceMuseumHemisFairPlaza,SanAntonio,TX;The UniversityMuseum,UniversityofTexasatAustin,TX;TheAmonCarterMuseumofWesternArt,FortWorth,TX;andThe Museum,TexasTechUniversity,Lubbock,TX
1975SixAmericanArtists,USIndependentTelephoneAssociation,Fairmont,Dallas,TX
1977StewartGallery,Dallas,TX
1995IntheHandsofMan:Man’sInterpretation&TransformationofNature,CityHall,Dallas,TX ~CanyonWalls
2002AroundtheWorldinEightyPaintings,GalerieKornyeWest,FortWorth,TX
2003SilverPitcherShow,Invitational,GalerieKornyeWest,FortWorth,TX
2004FromDuskUntilDawn,Invitational,GalerieKornyeWest,FortWorth,TX
ArlingtonMuseumofArt,Arlington,TX
ArtMuseumofSouthTexas,CorpusChristi,TX
BlantonMuseumofArt,Austin,TX
DallasMuseumofArt,Dallas,TX
FordMotorCompany,Dearborn,MI
Jarvis,PuttyandJarvis,BryanTower,Dallas,TX–25ftmuralcommissionin1974
MemoryTech,Plano,TX
MuseumofFineArts,Houston,TX
SouthernMethodistUniversity,Dallas,TX
TexasA&MUniversityMuseum,CollegeStation,TX
TexasFineArtsAssociation(LagunaGloriaArtMuseum),Austin,TX
TheFrankHWardlawCollectionofTexasArt,TexasA&MUniversityPress,CollegeStation,TX UniversityofTexasatArlington,TX UniversityofTexas,Austin,TX
Seascape with Pink Sky, c. 1950 oil on board 14 x 16 in
Framed 19 x 21 in $3,500.00
Signature: Signed lower right 48 x 36 in Framed 49.50 x 37.50 in $12,800.00
Stephen Rascoe Landscape with Horses, c. 1949 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed lower right 20 x 30 in
Framed 26.25 x 36.25 in $11,600.00
Sparkling Day on the Beach (Unison), c. 1970
Stephen Rascoe
Abstract Sea, c. 1949 oil on canvas
Signature: Signed lower right 20 x 24 in
Framed 21.50 x 25.25 in
$4,200.00
Rascoe West Texas with Violet Indigo Sky, c. 1970 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed lower right 24 x 36 in Framed 31.50 x 43.50 in $4,600.00
Girl with Umbrella, c. 1980 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed lower center left 24 x 32 x 0.25 in Framed 25.50 x 33.25 in $5,800.00
Choppy Waves Against the Rocks, c. 1956 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed lower right 36 x 48 in Framed 38.75 x 50.75 in $12,800.00
Stephen Rascoe
Mountain in West Texas, c. 1959 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed lower right 24 x 48 in Framed 25.50 x 49.50 in $5,800.00
Signature: Signed lower right 30 x 48 in Framed 31.50 x 49 in $6,400.00
Rascoe Sunrise Reflections, c. 1959 oil on masonite
Signature: Lower right 48 x 35 in Framed 50 x 36 in $14,400.00
Rascoe
Reflections in a Blue Inlet, c.1956 oil on masonite
Signature: lower right 48 x 34 in Framed 49.50 x 37.25 in $12,400.00
Stephen Rascoe Abstract Wave at Sea, c. 1964 oil on masonite
Signature: Lower right 36 x 60 in $9,400.00
Stephen Rascoe Rocks & Surf, c. 1950 oil on canvas
Signature: Lower right & en verso 34 x 42 in Framed 35 x 43 in $8,000.00
Rascoe Sunset Reflections, c. 1950-60 oil on masonite
Signature: lower right
30 x 48 in Framed 32.50 x 50.75 in $8,600.00
Stephen Rascoe Taos, New Mexico, c. 1950 oil on canvas panel
Signature: Signed lower right. 20 x 24 in Framed 24 x 28 in $5,200.00
Rascoe Mid-Day Iris Bed, c. 1966 oil on masonite
Signature: Lower right 59.50 x 48 in $14,400.00
Rascoe Bayou Sunlight, c. 1950s oil on masonite Signature: Lower right 36 x 48 in Framed 37.50 x 49.25 in $12,400.00
c. 1970 oil on masonite
Signature: Lower right
24 x 30 in
Framed 25.25 x 31.50 in $5,800.00
Stephen Rascoe Abstract Seascape, 1957 oil on masonite
Signature: Signed and dated, lower right. 30 x 48 in Framed 36 x 53.50 in $9,800.00
Stephen Rascoe Oilfield with Blue Lake, c.1955
Oil on Masonite
Signature: Lower right
30 x 48 in Framed 31.25 x 49.25 in $8,600.00
Stephen Rascoe Still Life with Driftwood on a Round Table, c. 1949 oil on masonite
Signature: Lower right 36 x 48 in $9,800.00
Stephen Rascoe
Swelling Waves and Seagulls, c.1956 oil on masonite
Signature: lower left 12 x 24 in
Framed 13.50 x 25.25 in $3,100.00
Stephen T. Rascoe: A Life in Art | Paintings from 1949-1980
This June, Houston will host CASETA’s (Center for Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art) annual symposium and art fair dedicated to early Texas art – defined as artists active at least 40 years ago. With this cutoff date bringing us into the 1980s, early Texas art has moved from impressionism and regionalism through modernism and post-modernism, bringing a new generation of artists into the fold, continuing the evolution of the conversation “what is Texas art?”
Coinciding with CASETA, Foltz Fine Art will present concurring exhibitions dedicated to taking a closer look at Texas Modernism and its links to contemporary Texas art, the highlight of the gallery being a survey exhibition as well as a “rediscovery” exhibition of paintings by Stephen T. Rascoe (1924–2008)
Rascoe was a well-known Texas artist and professor who produced a prolific body of work during the 1940s-1980s, ranging from pure abstraction and later evolving into his personal take on a kind of impressionistic naturalism. Like many post-war American artists, Rascoe’s life and art reflects its era. Coming of age in a time of greater access allowed artists such as Rascoe to experiment with broad styles and influences to make art that reflected their changing world. During his time at the Chicago Art Institute in the early 1950s, he was exposed to international artistic movements and styles that facilitated in cultivating a Modernist sensibility which indelibly left a mark on the artist’s work for the rest of his life.
In 2008, Rascoe passed away, leaving behind 60 years of artwork, whose stylistic development over time helps identify when works were created, with certain motifs and ideas revisited throughout his career. While his works range in subject matter and style, there is something uniquely identifiable about his work. He frequently said that he wanted his art to be “the kind of art you’d like to live with.”
In Stephen T. Rascoe: A Life in Art, the exhibition features 25 paintings from the 1940s through 1980s – covering a wide array of style and subject matter, unified by bold use of color, and investigations of compositional structure, with paintings ranging from pure abstraction to a more impressionistic naturalism. Through presenting some of the best remaining works in the artist’s estate, we hope to keep Stephen Rascoe’s art and legacy alive.
Stephen T. Rascoe: A Life in Art will be on view at Foltz Fine Art from June 1 – July 3, 2024, with an opening reception on Saturday, June 1st from 4-6pm. The artist’s family will be in attendance. For more information, please visit FoltzGallery.com.
YouTube Video about Stephen Rascoe
Stephen T. Rascoe: A Life in Art
On View: June 1 – July 3, 2024
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 1st, 4 – 6PM
About the Artist
Stephen T. Rascoe (1924–2008)The art of Stephen Rascoe (1924–2008) spans six decades, and encompasses the vast array of colors, lines, shapes, and vignettes that both defined the artist’s experiences and sparked his creativity from the time he was a boy throughout his entire life. Rascoe transformed the many landscapes, interiors, and people he encountered into rich, vibrant compositions filled with recognizable imagery infused with abstracted elements highlighting the fundamental visual elements and spatial relationships within the picture plane.
A veteran of World War II and graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago, Rascoe was exposed to a broad range of geographies, cultures, and philosophies. The effects of these experiences informed Rascoe’s work significantly yet judiciously, as he maintained an unfailing commitment to impart a certain naturalism and beauty into everything he produced. Ultimately, Rascoe wanted to make “the kind of art you can live with.”
Rascoe worked professionally from 1951 to 2008, and during that time left an indelible impression on collectors, students, and the art community in North Texas and across the United States. Rascoe was a fixture of the postwar Texas art scene who frequently showed alongside mid-century contemporaries such as Otis Dozier, Kelly Fearing, Michael Frary, DeForest Judd, William Lester, Everett Spruce, and Charles Umlauf, along with Fort Worth Circle artists Bill Bomar, Dickson Reeder, and Bror Utter.
Of Rascoe’s work, the Dallas Morning News wrote, “His style tends to quietly abstract essentials of form, not starkly or irresponsibly, but boldly, with sinew of structure dominating mood.” Likewise, the Corpus Christi Caller-Times described his work as having “a controlled yet rich palette, linear variation, and accent… carefully planned and skillfully applied color… and Expressionist-like masculinity of attack.”
Born in Uvalde, Texas, in 1924, Rascoe grew up in Corpus Christi, and then attended the University of Texas, before serving in World War II. He completed his undergraduate work in Fine Art at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he subsequently earned an MFA in 1951. After working as a draftsman for Texaco and then Shell Oil, in 1964, Rascoe took a position as art instructor at UTA—a post offered to him by Howard Joyner, who founded the art program at the university and also played a key role in the development of the Arlington Art Association, and eventually the Arlington Museum of Art. Rascoe served as professor of art at UTA until his retirement in 1992.
Rascoe’s paintings can be found in the permanent collections of the Dallas Museum of Art, the Houston Museum of Art, the Art Museum of South Texas, the Texas A&M University Museum, UTA, Southern Methodist University, Texas Fine Arts Association Laguna Gloria Museum, and the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin. His work also appears in numerous private and public collections.
- Biography of Stephen Rascoe by Paula Kornye Tillman
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StephenT.Rascoe:ALifeInArt|Paintingsfrom1949-1980
StephenRascoe
SeascapewithPinkSky,c.1950 oilonboard
14x16in
Framed19x21in
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CanyonWallPurpleSky(6),c.1956 oilonmasonite
48x36in
Framed49.50x37.50in
StephenRascoe
LandscapewithHorses,c.1949 oilonmasonite
20x30in
Framed26.25x36.25in
StephenRascoe
SparklingDayontheBeach(Unison),c.1970 oilonmasonite
36x36in
Framed37.50x37.50in
StephenRascoe
AbstractSea,c.1949 oiloncanvas 20x24in
Framed21.25x25.25in
713.521.7500 www.foltzgallery.com
$3,500.00
$12,800.00
$11,600.00
$6,800.00
$4,200.00
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WestTexaswithVioletIndigoSky,c.1970
oilonmasonite
24x36in
Framed31.50x43.50in
StephenRascoe
GirlwithUmbrella,c.1980 oilonmasonite
24x32x0.25in
Framed25.50x33.25in
$4,600.00
$5,800.00 8.
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ChoppyWavesAgainsttheRocks,c.1956 oilonmasonite
36x48in
Framed38.75x50.75in
StephenRascoe
MountaininWestTexas,c.1959 oilonmasonite
24x48in
Framed25.50x49.50in
$12,800.00
$5,800.00 10.
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SunOverDunes,c.1970 oilonmasonite
30x48in
Framed31.50x49in
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SunriseReflections,c.1959 oilonmasonite
48x35in
Framed50x36.50in
$6,400.00
$14,400.00
StephenRascoe
ReflectionsinaBlueInlet,c.1956 oilonmasonite
48x34in
Framed49.50x37.25in
$12,400.00
StephenRascoe
AbstractWaveatSea,c.1964
oilonmasonite
36x60in
Framed37.25x61.50in $9,400.00
StephenRascoe
Rocks&Surf,c.1950 oiloncanvas
34x42in
Framed35x43in
StephenRascoe
SunsetReflections,c.1950-60 oilonmasonite
30x48in
Framed32.50x50.75in
StephenRascoe
Taos,NewMexico,c.1950 oiloncanvaspanel 20x24in
Framed24x28in
$8,600.00
StephenRascoe
Mid-DayIrisBed,c.1966 oilonmasonite
59.50x48in
Framed61.50x49.50in
$14,400.00 18.
StephenRascoe
BayouSunlight,c.1950s oilonmasonite 36x48in
Framed37.50x49.25in
$12,400.00 19. StephenRascoe
PatioGoldfish,c.1970 oilonmasonite 24x30in
Framed25.25x31.50in
$5,800.00
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AbstractSeascape,1957 oilonmasonite
30x48in
Framed36x53.50in
StephenRascoe
OilfieldwithBlueLake,c.1955
OilonMasonite
30x48in
Framed31.25x49.25in
StephenRascoe
StillLifewithDriftwoodonaRoundTable,c.1949 oilonmasonite
36x48in
Framed45x57in
$9,800.00
$8,600.00
$9,800.00 23.
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HighTide,c.1960 oilonmasonite 16x24in
Framed17.50x25.25in
StephenRascoe
SwellingWavesandSeagulls,c.1956 oilonmasonite 12x24in
Framed13.50x25.25in
$2,800.00
$3,100.00