The Fort Worth Circle was a group of artists based in Fort Worth, Texas active during the 1940s and 1950s. They were largely responsible for introducing modernist art and ideas to Texas. Sharing a kindred spirit influenced by European modernism and the rejection of the prevalent and popular Texas Regionalism, they supported and encouraged one another while developing their own individual aesthetics.
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Title | Artist | Medium & Support | Creation Date |
Big City Canyon | Grammer, George | Oil on Masonite | c. 1960 |
White Potatoes | Grammer, George | Casein/opaque watercolor on paper | 1982 |
Vertical Skyline | Grammer, George | Oil on Masonite | c. 1960 |
Landscape | Grammer, George | Casein on paper | n.d. |
Male Nude Relaxing | Grammer, George | Felt tip ink on paper | c. 1970 |
Tree and Ruin | Grammer, George | Watercolor on paper | 1952 |
City Scape | Grammer, George | Casein on paper | 1953 |
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