1994.194 Frank Reaugh, Untitled (West Texas Scene)


GENERAL DESCRIPTION  
Small but exquisite in its handling, this sketchy scene of cattle in a river is typical of the work of Frank Reaugh, often called "The Rembrandt of the Longhorns." A beloved teacher in Dallas and a highly successful artist who exhibited nationwide, Reaugh conducted regular sketching trips to West Texas. The work's small size and choice of medium indicate it was likely done quickly outside during one of those journeys.

Excerpt from
William Keyse Rudolph, DMA label copy, 2007.

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n.d. (Change to artist's life dates)

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Artist/designers
Reaugh, Frank (American, 1860-1945)

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Geography 
Place of origin and depicted location: Texas (state/United States): TGN: 7007826

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Pastel on paper

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PROVENANCE 
From 1994: Dallas Museum of Art, gift of the Estate of Leroy Leatheman

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FUN FACTS
  • Frank Reaugh was also known as the “Dean of Texas Artists,” because he taught art throughout his life, founded the Dallas School of Fine Arts, and brought many exhibitions to Dallas from around the country.
  • Reaugh founded the Dallas Arts Association by donating the first painting to it. The DAA would go on to become the Dallas Museum of Art.

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Small but exquisite in its handling, this sketchy scene of cattle in a river is typical of the work of Frank Reaugh, often called "The Rembrandt of the Longhorns." A beloved teacher in Dallas and a highly successful artist who exhibited nationwide, Reaugh conducted regular sketching trips to West Texas. The work's small size and choice of medium indicate it was likely done quickly outside during one of those journeys.

Excerpt from
William Keyse Rudolph, DMA label copy, 2007.

Fun Facts
  • Frank Reaugh was also known as the “Dean of Texas Artists,” because he taught art throughout his life, founded the Dallas School of Fine Arts, and brought many exhibitions to Dallas from around the country.
  • Reaugh founded the Dallas Arts Association by donating the first painting to it. The DAA would go on to become the Dallas Museum of Art.

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Notes
n.d. (Change to artist's life dates)

Catalogue essays

Artist/designers
Reaugh, Frank (American, 1860-1945)

Cultures

Geography 
Place of origin and depicted location: Texas (state/United States): TGN: 7007826

Process/materials
Pastel on paper

Historical periods

Individuals

Subject terms

RELATED OBJECTS 

PROVENANCE 
From 1994: Dallas Museum of Art, gift of the Estate of Leroy Leatheman

AUDIO ASSETS 

VIDEO ASSETS

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Texas (state/United States): TGN: 7007826
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