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• D.J. HALL, "LABOR DAY EVENING"
  D.J. HALL, "LABOR DAY EVENING" 1998, OIL/PANELD.J. Hall, "Labor Day Evening" 1998, oil on panel, signed & titled verso "D J Hall 1998". Additional title verso "Farewell To Summer, Labor Day Evening". Palm Springs Art Museum Label. Image: 9 1/2" x
• GERTRUDE JAMESON BARNES, "FLOWERS
  GERTRUDE JAMESON BARNES, "FLOWERS AND EMBROIDERY", O/CGertrude Jameson Barnes (1865-1939), "Flowers and Embroidery," signed "Gertrude Jameson Barnes" upper left, signed and titled verso on City Art Museum of St. Louis exhibition label 1919, oil on canvas
• AARON FOWLER (B. 1988), LIGHTS OUT,
  AARON FOWLER (B. 1988), LIGHTS OUT, MIXED MEDIA ON TWO JOINED PIECES OF PARTICLE BOARD INSTALLATION,Aaron Fowler(b. 1988)Lights OutMixed media installation on two joined pieces of particle boardAppears unsigned; titled by repute96" H x 96" W Exhibited: Seattle, WA, Seattle Art Museum, &quo
• Group of Reference and Story Books
  Group of Reference and Story Books lot of 12, includes: Whiteford, Andrew Hunter. North American Indian Art: A Golden Science Guide. 1973 Whiteford, Andrew Hunter. North American Indian Art: A Golden Science Guide. 1970 Drucker, Philip. Cultures of the North Pacific Coast. 1965 Stewart, Hilary. Looking at Indian Art of the Northwest Coast. 1979 Miller, Mary Ellen. The Art of Mesoamerica: From Olmec to Aztec Revised Edition. 1996 Highwalker, Jamake. The Sun, He Dies. 1980 Hillerman, Tony. Sacred Clowns. 1993 Conn, Richard. Robes of White Shell and Sunrise: Personal Decorative Arts of the Native American: Catalog of an Exhibition Denver Art Museum, November 9, 1974-January 19, 1975. Denver Art Museum, 1974 Drooker, Penelope Ballard, and Patricia Capone. Makers and Markets: The Wright Collection of Twentieth-Century Native American Art. Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, 1998. Wenger, Gilbert R. The Story of Mesa Verde National Park. 1980 Penney, David. W. Art of the American Indian Frontier: The Chandler-Pohrt Collection. 1992 Highwalker, Jamake. The Sweet Grass Lives On: Fifty Contemporary North American Indian Artists. 1980
• NICK VACCARO 1960S COLLAGRAPH
  NICK VACCARO 1960S COLLAGRAPH (TWO STATES)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, circa 1960s Two collagraphs on paper 25 1/4" x 20 1/2" (each image) Two states of the same abstract plate, from the early days of collagraphy. Each is designated "Proof" to the bottom margin. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Both sheets are stained, and both have bumped and slightly torn edges.
• NICK VACCARO "APPARITION" (1960S
  NICK VACCARO "APPARITION" (1960S COLLAGRAPH, TWO STATES)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Apparition , circa 1960s Collagraphs on paper 23" x 28 1/4" Two proof states of the same abstract plate, executed in the early days of collagraphy. Each is pencil-signed and titled in the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Both sheets show bumping and creasing at the edges, the later state with a few slight edge tears.
• NICK VACCARO "EURASIAN" (1960S
  NICK VACCARO "EURASIAN" (1960S COLLAGRAPH)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Eurasian , circa 1960s Collagraph on paper 28 1/2" x 22 1/2" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (#1/ 4) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Some smudging in the margins. Registration pinholes to the top corners of the sheet.
• NICK VACCARO PAIR OF MIXED MEDIA
  NICK VACCARO PAIR OF MIXED MEDIA COLLAGES (1995)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Two mixed media collages, 1995 24" x 20" (each) Each collage is signed and dated to the bottom right corner. Both unframed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, noting a little bit of adhesive staining in the top right corner of one collage.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED MIXED MEDIA
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE (1999)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, 1999 Mixed media collage 32" x 21 1/2" Signed and dated to the bottom right corner and to the reverse. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "PATCHES" (1998
  NICK VACCARO "PATCHES" (1998 MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Patches , 1998 Mixed media collage 26" x 20" Signed and dated to the bottom right, titled to the reverse. Float-mounted in a glazed frame measuring 28 1/4" x 22 1/4". Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with minor wear to the frame.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED 1998 MIXED
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED 1998 MIXED MEDIA COLLAGENick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, 1998 Mixed media collage 28" x 20" Signed and dated to the bottom right. Housed in a glazed frame measuring 28 1/4" x 20 1/4". Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "BARRIER" (1998
  NICK VACCARO "BARRIER" (1998 MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Barrier, 1998 Mixed media collage 26" x 20" Signed and dated to the bottom right, titled to the reverse. Float-mounted in a glazed frame measuring 28 1/4" x 22 1/4". Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, noting minor wear to the frame.
• NICK VACCARO "GUN CASE" (1980S
  NICK VACCARO "GUN CASE" (1980S ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Gun Case , circa 1980s "Magic Box" assemblage 15" x 13" x 2 1/2" Signed and titled to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "PLANE & SOLID"
  NICK VACCARO "PLANE & SOLID" (ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Plane & Solid "Magic Box" assemblage 13 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 3 1/4" Signed and titled to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, with minor wear.
• NICK VACCARO "SPRING"
  NICK VACCARO "SPRING" (ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Spring "Magic Box" assemblage 14 1/4" x 8 1/4" x 2" Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Chipping to the frame.
• NICK VACCARO "IN TO MY SEA"
  NICK VACCARO "IN TO MY SEA" (ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) In to My Sea "Magic Box" assemblage 15" x 13 1/4" x 5 1/4" Estate stamp signature and title to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, noting a couple of minor scuffs to the case.
• NICK VACCARO "HID IN THE GRID"
  NICK VACCARO "HID IN THE GRID" (1993 ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Hid in the Grid , 1993 "Magic Box" assemblage 17" x 11 1/4" x 1 3/4" Signed, titled, and dated to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "HOUSE OF THE
  NICK VACCARO "HOUSE OF THE ALCOLORIST" (1983 ASSEMBLAGE)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) House of the Alcolorist , 1983 "Magic Box" assemblage 21 1/2" x 17" x 3 3/4" Signed, titled, and dated to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, with minor scuffing to the case.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED ACRYLIC ON
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED ACRYLIC ON CANVAS (CA. 1968)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, circa 1968 Acrylic on canvas 70 1/2" x 48" Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, noting a moisture drip in the upper left and some abrasion around the edges.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED (1968 ACRYLIC
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED (1968 ACRYLIC ON CANVAS)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, 1968 Acrylic on canvas 36" x 36" Estate stamp signature to the reverse. Dated on a small study on paper found among the artist's portfolios. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition There is mildew faintly scattered across the painting and more pronounced to the reverse of the canvas.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED (1968 ACRYLIC
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED (1968 ACRYLIC ON CANVAS)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled, 1968 Acrylic on canvas 34" x 34" Estate stamp signature to the reverse. Dated on a small study on paper found among the artist's portfolios. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Mildew faintly scattered across the painting and more pronounced to the reverse of the canvas. There is a horizontal moisture stain tideline about halfway up the canvas.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XIII" (1969
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XIII" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap XIII , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP X" (1969
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP X" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap X , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very slight creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XII"
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XII" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap XII , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very slight creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XI" (1969
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XI" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap XI , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-initialed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very slight creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP VIII" (1969
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP VIII" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap VIII , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very slight creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP IX" (1969
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP IX" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap IX , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very slight creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XVI"
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XVI" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap XVI , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XIV"
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP XIV" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap XIV , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 22" x 30" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Not framed. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, with very mild creasing from handling.
• NICK VACCARO "FOUR TRAPS PLUS"
  NICK VACCARO "FOUR TRAPS PLUS" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Four Traps Plus , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 18 1/4" x 15" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the bottom margin. Matted to 20 1/2" x 20". Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, noting scattered smudging in the margins. The sheet is not laid down, but hinged with mat tape along the top edge.
• NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP LOZENGE"
  NICK VACCARO "TO A TRAP LOZENGE" (1969 COLOR RELIEF PRINT)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) To a Trap Lozenge , 1969 Color relief on BFK Rives paper 15 1/2" x 15 1/2" (image), 21 1/2" x 26" (sheet) Pencil-signed, titled, and numbered (an edition of 6) to the lower margins. Matted to 28 1/4" x 28 1/4" (measured from corner to corner, each side measuring 20"). Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, noting that there is a crease at the left corner of the sheet outside of the mat window. The sheet is not laid down, but hinged with mat tape along the upper edges.
• NICK VACCARO UNTITLED OIL ON
  NICK VACCARO UNTITLED OIL ON CANVASNick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Untitled Oil on canvas 34" x 24" Signed to the bottom right corner. Housed in a slim wooden frame. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Slight dimpling to the canvas at the bottom center. A little bit of craquelure present, and a horizontal stretcher bar mark along the top of the painting. Mild abrasion to the top right corner.
• NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST
  NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST #8 (FOR SPACIOUS SKIES)" (1989 ACRYLIC)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Theme to the West #8 (For Spacious Skies) , 1989 Acrylic on canvas 60" x 60" Signed and titled to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, noting a little bit of scattered grime on the painting and faint mildew to the reverse.
• NICK VACCARO "NOCTURNE" (1960S
  NICK VACCARO "NOCTURNE" (1960S OIL ON CANVAS)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Nocturne , circa 1960s Oil on canvas 40" x 30" Signed and titled to the reverse. Housed in a slim wooden frame. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Poor condition. There is considerable flaking to the dark blue paint in the bottom quarter of the composition, showing through to a brown underpaint. Some mildew to the reverse of the canvas.
• NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST #30
  NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST #30 (RAINBOW'S END)" (1990 ACRYLIC)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Theme to the West #30 (Rainbow's End), 1990 Acrylic on canvas 85" x 85" (corner to corner), each side measuring 60" Signed, titled, and dated to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Very good condition, noting a little bit of scattered grime.
• NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST #13
  NICK VACCARO "THEME TO THE WEST #13 (FOUR CORNERS)" (1989 ACRYLIC)Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Theme to the West #13 (Four Corners) , 1989 Acrylic on canvas 60" x 60" Signed and titled to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman of the drawing and painting department at the University of Kansas. As an artist, Vaccaro was the recipient of purchase awards from the San Francisco Museum of Art (1958), the Dallas Museum of Fine Art (1961), and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and his work has additionally been exhibited in the Nelson Gallery of Art, Oklahoma Arts Center, Wichita Art Museum, and Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts. Condition Good condition, noting a little bit of scattered grime on the painting and faint mildew to the reverse.