HOMELANDS:
Classic Texas Paintings By Jack Erwin
Eugene Thurston
Noe Perez
Jack Erwin, Tom Field Farm House, c. 1970-71
Eugene Thurston, Big Bend Country, n/d
Noe Perez, Prickly Pear Vista, 2011
November 11 - December 17, 2011
HOMELANDS:
Classic Texas Paintings By
Jack Erwin, Eugene Thurston, and Noe Perez towns that once dotted this sector of the state, but have now all but disappeared into today’s modern “metroplex.” An architect as well as painter, Erwin most often punctuated his then-rural scenes with grain elevators, feed stores, farm houses, rail stations and other architectural gems now mostly gone. By setting down his own record of the local scene as he encountered it, Erwin followed in the footsteps of his regionalist predecessors such as Jerry Bywaters, Alexandre Hogue and Everett Spruce. Jack Erwin’s plein-air depictions of 1970s 11. Erwin, Britton Building, n/d Erwin began his art career sketching the Texas hill counNorth Texas take center-stage in the Hometry under tutelage of pioneering UT architecture professors lands exhibition. They preserve memories of the many small William Reaves Fine Art invites friends and patrons to experience the character and grandeur of the great Lone Star state in an impressive three-man exhibition entitled HOMELANDS: Classic Texas Paintings by Jack Erwin, Eugene Thurston and Noe Perez. HOMELANDS is a celebration of the idylls of the Texas countryside both past and present, beautifully rendered by three generations of Texas artists.
In 1969, however, Erwin befriended the venerable Reveau Samuel Gideon and Raymond Everett. True to his architectural Bassett, his newest Dallas neighbor and one of the great early roots, his earliest works were executed primarily in watercolTexas artists. Bassett encouraged Erwin to or. Leaving UT during WWII to pursue milipaint again and particularly urged the arttary obligations in the Navy, Erwin rendered ist to move from the watercolor medium in watercolors depicting his war-time experifavor of oils. Bassett and Erwin would often ences in the South Pacific. It was this body travel and sketch together in the Dallasof war-time paintings that was to become Fort Worth area. As the aging Bassett grew the subject of his first one-man show at the unable to make the sketching trips with his Dallas Museum of Art, an exhibition mountyounger friend, Erwin would create a painted at the museum upon Erwin’s return from ing, and the two would subsequently spend the war in 1946 and curated by Jerry Bywahours together in Bassett’s home with the ters. While Erwin’s DMA show brought him a modicum of local critical acclaim, his return 32. Erwin, Gas Station - Grapevine Highway, 1972 older artist critiquing the fruits of Erwin’s labors. Their friendship and collaboration from the war introduced an inevitable hiatus in his artistic output, as the young architect chose to center his lead to development of Erwin’s distinctive series (in excess time and creative energies on a rising new career, a new bride of 500 paintings) chronicling the landscape and landmarks of the North Texas countryside over a decade spanning roughly and soon a growing family, all of which served to curtail his 1971-1981. Aside from the painterly qualities of Erwin’s well painting opportunities for a good, long while.
executed plein-air landscapes, this body of work is historically significant as a visual record of a part of the state as it underwent dramatic transformation in the latter quarter of the 20th century. Erwin was conscious of the rapid development of these rural areas and hastened to record the heart of his North Texas homeland before the urbanization of these small towns. Viewers will delight in Erwin’s visual memories of times and places now cherished.
in El Paso, Thurston was able to take advantage of the nearby mountainous regions, whether looking to Big Bend, Juarez, or neighboring New Mexico. Thurston’s Big Bend Country (n/d) celebrates the majestic rock formations and topography of our Lone Star state. Likewise, he found inspirational views in his own backyard looking south to the Juarez Mountains. His painting entitled Juarez Mountains - Morning Light, Paso Del Norte Pass (1979) shows his apt attention to depicting his geographiIn contrast to Erwin’s North Texas cal surroundings and attunement towards subject matter, Eugene Thurston takes the shifting lights and shades of the sky at viewers to the far western edge of Texas, various times of day. Thurston also dempainting the mountain vistas and desert onstrates his awareness to color and sky in landscapes near his El Paso home. The earhis dramatic sunset painting entitled Late 76. Thurston, Big Bend Country, n/d liest of the Texas artists in this show, ThurEvening - Organ Mountains (1982). ston arrived in El Paso in 1906 and drew inspiration from the vastness and natural beauty of his local surroundings. Residing Thurston was a prolific and accomplished artist, as well as
a teacher in the El Paso schools for over 25 years. In 1927, he “impressive and massive” structures and expressed his affinity was a charter member of the city’s first artist’s organization, for the “grandeur of mountains.” Thurston’s mountain subthe El Paso Art Guild. Thurston was also a member of the jects clearly convey his deep and abiding sensibilities for these distinguished Salmagundi Club of New York, awe inspiring mountain sentinels, which as well as an associate in the Southern States stud his personal homeland. The works Art League, and the Texas Fine Arts Associain this show feature the artist’s light-filled tion. He exhibited widely in Texas and the high desert imagery from the 1930s through Southwest, including entry in the heralded the 1980s, including Big Bend Country (n/d), “Davis Competitions” in San Antonio in the Juarez Mountains - Morning Light, Paso Del late 1920s. The El Paso Museum of Art gave Norte Pass (1979) and Late Evening - Organ the artist one-man shows in 1977 and 2000, Mountains (1982), all of which were exhibited and the Centennial Museum of the University at the El Paso Museum of Art. of Texas at El Paso hosted his retrospective in 1984. 81. Thurston, Late Evening - Organ Mountains, 1982 Contemporary Texas Regionalist artist Noe Perez focuses his palette on presentAt his retrospective, Thurston recalled his favorite landday landscape of the Lone Star state. Similar to Thurston and scapes as those “close to home,” particularly the Franklin, Erwin, Perez is interested in depicting his homelands in South Guadalupe and Organ ranges. He described these ranges as Texas as well as his treks further west into the Big Bend region.
The selection presented in this exhibition features a body of new work by Perez, with images ranging from the lush, South Texas plains, to hill country cacti, to grand West Texas vistas replete with purple mountains and vibrant, stunning sunsets. Followers of Perez and his work will recognize his signature cactus subjects and hill country landscapes, including The Fenceline Oak (2011), which captures the wild, uncultivated environment of blossoming prickly pear cacti and natural wildflowers. However, Perez has recently expanded his backyard as far west as the Big Bend, painting glorious West 97. Perez, River Road View, 2011 Texas mountain-scapes in the manner of predecessors such as Thurston, Lewis Teel or Audley Nicols. In paintings such as Mule Ear, Big Bend (2011) and
River Road View (2011), Perez conveys the infinite, untouched vistas of the West Texas area. HOMELANDS offers a strong collection of Texas painters from three generations, and is a treat for the eyes and hearts of all Texans. These works are sure to inspire an even deeper appreciation for the distinctive Lone Star environs of the past and present. Be sure to join William Reaves Fine Art this holiday season in celebrating the splendor of our great state. Cheers! -Bill Reaves, Sarah Beth Wilson, and Leslie Thompson
Bio: Jack Erwin Selected Biographical and Career Highlights • 1920, Born in Jacksboro, Texas • 1943, Bachelor of Architecture, University of Texas, Austin, Texas • 1969, Befriends Reveau Bassett, who persuades Erwin to work in oils • 1999, WWII-era watercolors designated as an Official Project of Save America’s Treasures by the National Trust for Historic Preservation • 2009, Dies in Natchitoches, Louisiana Selected Exhibitions • 1941, Texas General Show, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Texas • 1945, Annual Exhibition, California Watercolor Society • 1946, One-man show at Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Texas • 1975, Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas • 1995, Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana • 2007, True Texas Art by Jack Erwin, Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas Selected Public Collections • Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas • Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana • Numerous private collections
Bio: Eugene Thurston Selected Biographical and Career Highlights • 1896, Born in Memphis, Tennessee (raised in El Paso, Texas) • 1940-1966, Art instructor at El Paso Technical Institute and El Paso High School • 1993, Dies in El Paso, Texas Selected Exhibitions • 1924, International Fair and Exposition, El Paso, Texas • 1927, Edgar B. David Competition, San Antonio, Texas • 1927-28, Annual Texas Artists Exhibition, Fort Worth, Texas • 1928, El Paso Art Guild, El Paso, Texas • 1951, Texas Fine Arts Association • 1977, Dos Parajos Gallery, El Paso, Texas • 1981, El Paso Centennial Museum, El Paso, Texas Selected Public Collections • McKee Foundation, El Paso, Texas • Southwest National Bank, El Paso, Texas • Texas Capitol Historical Artifacts Collection, Austin, Texas • Texas Retired Teachers Association Collection, Austin, Texas • Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas • El Paso Museum of Art • El Paso International Museum of Art
Bio: Noe Perez Selected Biographical and Career Highlights • • •
1958, Born in Falfurrias, Texas 1979, BSCE (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering), A&I University in Kingsville, Kingsville, Texas 2009 and 2011, Honorable mention for artistic excellence, Jury’s top 50, Salon International Art Show
Selected Exhibitions • • • •
2006-2008, Night of Artists, Briscoe Western Art Museum, San Antonio, Texas 2008-2011, Salon International Show, Greenhouse Gallery, San Antonio, Texas 2010, Texas Traditions Publication and shows 2010-2011, Alamo Kiwanis Show, San Antonio, TX
Selected Public Collections • • • •
John and Bobbie Nau Collection of Texas Art University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX San Jacinto Title Co., Corpus Christi, Texas Numerous private collections
HOMELANDS:
Classic Texas Paintings By
Jack Erwin, Eugene Thurston, and Noe Perez Exhibition Checklist Artist 1. Jack Erwin 2. Jack Erwin 3. Jack Erwin 4. Jack Erwin 5. Jack Erwin 6. Jack Erwin 7. Jack Erwin 8. Jack Erwin 9. Jack Erwin 10. Jack Erwin 11. Jack Erwin 12. Jack Erwin 13. Jack Erwin
Title 3rd Ave., Corsicana Alamo Street, Neuhoff Meat Co., Dallas Athens R.R. Station Back of First Methodist - Terrell Backside of Stores, Mesquite Bacon’s Lumberyard - Kaufman Bank, Venus Barn - Greenhill Stables Barn - S. Main, Lancaster Britton Britton Building Britton Old Stores Bus Station, Waxahachie
Date 1983 1980 n/d 1972 1972 1972 1972 1978 1977 1978 n/d n/d 1972
Medium oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board
Size (Inches) 18x24 18x24 18x24 12x16 12x16 12x16 12x16 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24
Artist 14. Jack Erwin 15. Jack Erwin 16. Jack Erwin 17. Jack Erwin 18. Jack Erwin 19. Jack Erwin 20. Jack Erwin 21. Jack Erwin 22. Jack Erwin 23. Jack Erwin 24. Jack Erwin 25. Jack Erwin 26. Jack Erwin 27. Jack Erwin 28. Jack Erwin 29. Jack Erwin 30. Jack Erwin 31. Jack Erwin 32. Jack Erwin 33. Jack Erwin
Title Corner - Pleasant Valley Country Store, Rockett Dallas County Courthouse - Kennedy Memorial Dallas R.R. Yards Dallas Railroad Yard Buildings Dallas Skyline Decatur Court House F.W. Hall, Golindo Fall Scene - Lake Ray Hubbard Farm House W. of Carrollton Farmers Branch Farmers Branch Lumberyard Farmers Branch Lumberyard Farmers Branch Street First Presbyterian, Midlothian Fisher Grocery, Grapevine Highway, Dallas Fruit Vendor Garage - Roanoke Gas Station - Grapevine Highway Gin Buildings, Red Oak
Date n/d 1973 1971 1970 1970 1985 1972 n/d n/d n/d n/d 1977 n/d n/d n/d 1972 1978 1972 1972 1973
Medium oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/canvas board oil/board
Size (Inches) 18x24 12x16 18x24 12x16 12x16 18x24 12x16 12x16 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 12x16 18x24 12x16 12x16 12x16
Artist
34. Jack Erwin 35. Jack Erwin 36. Jack Erwin 37. Jack Erwin 38. Jack Erwin 39. Jack Erwin 40. Jack Erwin 41. Jack Erwin 42. Jack Erwin 43. Jack Erwin 44. Jack Erwin 45. Jack Erwin 46. Jack Erwin 47. Jack Erwin 48. Jack Erwin 49. Jack Erwin 50. Jack Erwin 51. Jack Erwin 52. Jack Erwin
Title
Gins Trumbull Grain Elevators, Alamo St. & Ashland St., Dallas Greenville R.R. Station Grocery Store, Caroline St. Grocery, Addison Gulf Tank Truck Hillsboro Hillsboro R.R. Station Hines Blvd. going to Toll Road Entry House - Caroline St. House - South Caroll House Near Wilmer Houses - Thawing Snow, Dallas Katy Station, Garland Landscape - North of Addison Lemon Ave. Lumber Yard, Grapevine Maple Avenue at Bomar Mineola
Date
n/d 1982 n/d 1971 1975 n/d 1984 n/d 1970 1973 1977 1973 1977 n/d n/d n/d 1977 1971 n/d
Medium
oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board
Size (Inches) 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 12x16 18x24 12x16 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24
Artist
53. Jack Erwin 54. Jack Erwin 55. Jack Erwin 56. Jack Erwin 57. Jack Erwin 58. Jack Erwin 59. Jack Erwin 60. Jack Erwin 61. Jack Erwin 62. Jack Erwin 63. Jack Erwin 64. Jack Erwin 65. Jack Erwin 66. Jack Erwin 67. Jack Erwin 68. Jack Erwin 69. Jack Erwin 70. Jack Erwin 71. Eugene Thurston
Title
Mr. Blacketer’s House, Rowlett Old City Service Station Old Denton Road, Farmers Branch Old Post Office, Waxahachie Pacific Avenue, Dallas Plano R.R. Station Plano Station R.R. Station, Waxahachie Red Oak Red Oak Gin Rockett Christian Church Rolling Stock in Carrollton Seagoville Selling Out - Denton Rd. Shoe Shine Stand, Fairfield South Street Scene Sunday Morning - Navasota Tom Field Farm House A&M Engineering Building
Date
1970 n/d 1978 1986 1980 1978 1973 1976 1973 n/d n/d 1978 1985 n/d n/d 1976 n/d c.1970-71 n/d
Medium
oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/board oil/canvas board watercolor
Size (Inches) 18x24 18x24 18x24 12x16 18x24 18x24 12x16 18x24 12x16 18x24 18x24 18x24 18x24 12x16 24x18 12x16 18x24 12x16 20x15
Artist
72. Eugene Thurston 73. Eugene Thurston 74. Eugene Thurston 75. Eugene Thurston 76. Eugene Thurston 77. Eugene Thurston 78. Eugene Thurston 79. Eugene Thurston 80. Eugene Thurston 81. Eugene Thurston 82. Eugene Thurston 83. Eugene Thurston 84. Eugene Thurston 85. Eugene Thurston 86. Noe Perez 87. Noe Perez 88. Noe Perez 89. Noe Perez
Title
Acoma/New Mexico Landscape Adobes American Indian Arid Landcsape with Rocks Big Bend Country Caballo Mountains, New Mexico Clouds Over Sacramentos Fiesta Juarez Mountains - Morning Light, Paso Del Norte Pass Late Evening - Organ Mountains Mexican Hat Dance #2 Red Mountain/Rocks Rocks Near Salt Beds, New Mexico Village with Cottonwoods Bluebonnet Field Near San Antonio Cactus Arrangement with Orange Flowers Cerro Castellan View with Cactus Heart Tail Scene in Spring
Date
Medium
Size (Inches)
n/d n/d c.1935-40 n/d n/d 1978 1967 c.1935-40 1979
oil/canvas oil/board pen/ink watercolor oil/board oil/canvas board oil/board mixed media/board oil/canvas board
20x24 9x12 7 1/2 x10 10x13 16x20 16x20 9x12 7 3/4 x10 16x20
1982 c.1935-40 n/d n/d c.1935-40 2011 2011 2011 2011
oil/canvas pen/ink watercolor oil/canvas board pen/ink/board oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas
24x30 11 1/2 x8 7x10 18x24 7x11 20x27 1/2 12x12 24x30 16x24
Artist
90. Noe Perez 91. Noe Perez 92. Noe Perez 93. Noe Perez 94. Noe Perez 95. Noe Perez 96. Noe Perez 97. Noe Perez 98. Noe Perez 99. Noe Perez 100. Noe Perez 101. Noe Perez
Title
Hill Country Clouds Layers at Sundown Mule Ears Big Bend Prickly Pear Blooms Prickly Pear Vista Red Cactus Blooms Red Oak Landscape River Road View Round Bales South Texas Oak The Fenceline Oak Yellow Cactus Blooms
Date
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011
Medium
oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas oil/canvas
Size (Inches) 12x16 8x12 12x16 30x40 12x16 10x8 11x14 24x48 14x20 12x12 24x30 10x8
1. Jack Erwin 3rd Ave., Corsicana, 1983 oil on board 18x24 in.
2. Jack Erwin Alamo Street, Neuhoff Meat Co., Dallas, 1980 oil on board 18x24 in.
3. Jack Erwin Athens R.R. Station, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
4. Jack Erwin Back of First Methodist - Terrell, 1972 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
5. Jack Erwin Backside of Stores, Mesquite, 1972 oil on board 12x16 in.
6. Jack Erwin Bacon’s Lumberyard - Kaufman, 1972 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
7. Jack Erwin Bank, Venus, 1972 oil on board 12x16 in.
8. Jack Erwin Barn - Greenhill Stables, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
9. Jack Erwin Barn - S. Main, Lancaster, 1977 oil on board 18x24 in.
10. Jack Erwin Britton, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
11. Jack Erwin Britton Building, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
12. Jack Erwin Britton Old Stores, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
13. Jack Erwin Bus Station, Waxahachie, 1972 oil on board 12x16 in.
14. Jack Erwin Corner - Pleasant Valley, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
15. Jack Erwin Country Store, Rockett, 1973 oil on board 12x16 in.
16. Jack Erwin Dallas County Courthouse - Kennedy Memorial, 1971 oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
17. Jack Erwin Dallas R.R. Yards, 1970 oil on board 12x16 in.
18. Jack Erwin Dallas Railroad Yard Buildings, 1979 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
19. Jack Erwin Dallas Skyline, 1985 oil on board 18x24 in.
20. Jack Erwin Decatur Court House, 1972 oil on board 12x16 in.
21. Jack Erwin F.W. Hall, Golindo, n/d oil on board 12x16 in.
22. Jack Erwin Fall Scene - Lake Ray Hubbard, n/d oil on board 12x16 in.
23. Jack Erwin Farm House W. of Carrollton, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
24. Jack Erwin Farmers Branch, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
25. Jack Erwin Farmers Branch Lumberyard, 1977 oil on board 18x24 in.
26. Jack Erwin Farmers Branch Lumberyard, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
27. Jack Erwin Farmers Branch Street, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
28. Jack Erwin First Presbyterian, Midlothian, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
29. Jack Erwin Fisher Grocery, Grapevine Highway, Dallas, 1972 oil on board 12x16 in.
30. Jack Erwin Fruit Vendor, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
31. Jack Erwin Garage - Roanoke, 1972 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
32. Jack Erwin Gas Station - Grapevine Highway, 1972 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
33. Jack Erwin Gin Buildings, Red Oak, 1973 oil on board 12x16 in.
34. Jack Erwin Gins Trumbull, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
35. Jack Erwin Grain Elevators, Alamo st. & Ashland St., Dallas, 1982 oil on board 18x24 in.
36. Jack Erwin Greenville R.R. Station, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
37. Jack Erwin Grrocery Store, Caroline St., 1971 oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
38. Jack Erwin Grocery, Addison, 1975 oil on board 12x16 in.
39. Jack Erwin Gulf Tank Truck, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
40. Jack Erwin Hillsboro, 1984 oil on board 18x24 in.
41. Jack Erwin Hillsboro R.R. Station, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
42. Jack Erwin Hines Blvd. going to Toll Road Entry, 1970 oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
43. Jack Erwin House - Caroline St., 1973 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
44. Jack Erwin House - South Carroll, 1977 oil on board 18x24 in.
45. Jack Erwin House Near Wilmer, 1973 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
46. Jack Erwin Houses - Thawing Snow, Dallas, 1977 oil on board 18x24 in.
47. Jack Erwin Katy Station, Garland, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
48. Jack Erwin Landscape - North of Addison, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
49. Jack Erwin Lemon Ave., n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
50. Jack Erwin Lumber Yard, Grapevine, 1977 oil on board 18x24 in.
51. Jack Erwin Maple Avenue at Bomar, 1971 oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
52. Jack Erwin Mineola, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
53. Jack Erwin Mr. Blacketer’s House, Rowlett, 1970 oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
54. Jack Erwin Old City Srevice Station, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
55. Jack Erwin Old Denton Road, Farmers Branch, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
56. Jack Erwin Old Post Office, Waxahachie, 1986 oil on board 12x16 in.
57. Jack Erwin Pacific Avenue, Dallas, 1980 oil on board 18x24 in.
58. Jack Erwin Plano R.R. Station, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
59. Jack Erwin Plano Station, 1973 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
60. Jack Erwin R.R. Station, Waxahachie, 1976 oil on board 18x24 in.
61. Jack Erwin Red Oak, 1973 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
62. Jack Erwin Red Oak Gin, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
63. Jack Erwin Rockett Christian Church, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
64. Jack Erwin Rolling Stock in Carrollton, 1978 oil on board 18x24 in.
65. Jack Erwin Seagoville, 1985 oil on board 18x24 in.
66. Jack Erwin Selling Out - Denton Rd., n/d oil on board 12x16 in.
67. Jack Erwin Shoe Shine Stand, Fairfield, n/d oil on board 24x18 in.
68. Jack Erwin South Street Scene, 1976 oil on board 12x16 in.
69. Jack Erwin Sunday Morning - Navasota, n/d oil on board 18x24 in.
70. Jack Erwin Tom Field Farm House, c.1970-71 oil on canvas board 12x16 in.
71. Eugene Thurston A&M Engineering Building, n/d watercolor 20x15 in.
72. Eugene Thurston Acoma/New Mexico Landscape, n/d oil on canvas 20x24 in.
73. Eugene Thurston Adobes, n/d oil on board 9x12 in.
74. Eugene Thurston American Indian, c.1935-40 pen and ink 7 1/2 x10 in.
75. Eugene Thurston Arid Landscape with Rocks, n/d watercolor 10x13 in.
76. Eugene Thurston Big Bend Country, n/d oil on board 16x20 in.
77. Eugene Thurston Caballo Mountains, New Mexico, 1978 oil on canvas board 16x20 in.
78. Eugene Thurston Clouds Over Sacramentos, 1967 oil on board 9x12 in.
79. Eugene Thurston Fiesta, c.1935-40 mixed media on board 7 3/4 x10 in.
80. Eugene Thurston Juarez Mountains - Morning Light, Paso Del Norte Pass, 1979 oil on canvas board 16x20 in.
81. Eugene Thurston Late Evening - Organ Mountains, 1982 oil on canvas 24x30 in.
82. Eugene Thurston Mexican Hat Dance #2, c.1935-40 pen and ink 11 1/2 x8 in.
83. Eugene Thurston Red Mountain/Rocks, n/d watercolor 7x10 in.
84. Eugene Thurston Rocks Near Salt Beds, New Mexico, n/d oil on canvas board 18x24 in.
85. Eugene Thurston Village with Cottonwoods, c.1935-40 pen and ink on board 7x11 in.
86. Noe Perez Bluebonnet Field Near San Antonio, 2011 oil on canvas 20x27 1/2 in.
87. Noe Perez Cactus Arrangement with Orange Flowers, 2011 oil on canvas 12x12 in.
88. Noe Perez Cerro Castellan View with Cactus, 2011 oil on canvas 24x30 in.
89. Noe Perez Heart Tail Scene in Spring, 2011 oil on canvas 16x24 in.
90. Noe Perez Hill Country Clouds, 2011 oil on canvas 12x16 in.
91. Noe Perez Layers at Sundown, 2011 oil on canvas 8x12 in.
92. Noe Perez Mule Ears Big Bend, 2011 oil on canvas 12x16 in.
93. Noe Perez Prickly Pear Blooms, 2011 oil on canvas 30x40 in.
94. Noe Perez Prickly Pear Vista, 2011 oil on canvas 12x16 in.
95. Noe Perez Red Cactus Blooms, 2011 oil on canvas 10x8 in.
96. Noe Perez Red Oak Landscape, 2011 oil on canvas 11x14 in.
97. Noe Perez River Road View, 2011 oil on canvas 24x48 in.
98. Noe Perez Round Bales, 2011 oil on canvas 14x20 in.
99. Noe Perez South Texas Oak, 2011 oil on canvas 12x12 in.
100. Noe Perez The Fenceline Oak, 2011 oil on canvas 24x30 in.
101. Noe Perez Yellow Cactus Blooms, 2011 oil on canvas 10x8 in.