1942.5 Charles T. Bowling, Winding Road


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Created in 1942

Bibliography: The New Handbook of Texas in Six Volumes: Volume 1, The Texas State Historical Association, Austin, 1996, Plate 57
Text next to plate "Much aware of the changes being wrought throughout Texas by improved highways, Bowling often used the road as a metaphor for change—old v. new, rural v. urban, tradition v. change.

Exhibition: Lone Star Regionalism: The Dallas Nine and their Circle, 1929-1945, Dallas Museum of Art, February 3-March 17, 1985

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Depicted location and place of origin: Texas (state/United States): TGN: 7007826

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Watercolor on paper

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From 1942: Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Kiest Memorial Prize, Thirteenth Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, purchased from the artist

[1] The Dallas Art Association operated the Dallas Public Art Gallery where the painting was exhibited prior to its accession into the collection.

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  • Charles T. Bowling often depicted roads in his work because he was fascinated by the roads and highway system. He was especially interested in roads that were under construction, either being created or expanded.

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  • Charles T. Bowling often depicted roads in his work because he was fascinated by the roads and highway system. He was especially interested in roads that were under construction, either being created or expanded.

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Notes
Created in 1942

Bibliography: The New Handbook of Texas in Six Volumes: Volume 1, The Texas State Historical Association, Austin, 1996, Plate 57
Text next to plate "Much aware of the changes being wrought throughout Texas by improved highways, Bowling often used the road as a metaphor for change—old v. new, rural v. urban, tradition v. change.

Exhibition: Lone Star Regionalism: The Dallas Nine and their Circle, 1929-1945, Dallas Museum of Art, February 3-March 17, 1985

Fun fact from EAS

Catalogue essays

Artist/designers

Cultures

Geography 
Depicted location and place of origin: Texas (state/United States): TGN: 7007826

Process/materials
Watercolor on paper

Historical periods

Individuals

Subject terms

RELATED OBJECTS 

PROVENANCE 
From 1942: Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Kiest Memorial Prize, Thirteenth Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, purchased from the artist

[1] The Dallas Art Association operated the Dallas Public Art Gallery where the painting was exhibited prior to its accession into the collection.

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