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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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Untitled

Veronica Helfensteller
c. 1945
Etching and softground on paper

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Untitled

Flora Blanc Reeder
c. 1945
Etching and softground on paper

Image of Cubistic Female Figure
Cubistic Female Figure

Bror Utter
1983
Ink and watercolor on paper

Image of Secret Cabinet
Secret Cabinet

Bror Utter
1984
Mixed media on paper

Image of Child with Upraised Arm
Child with Upraised Arm

Kelly Fearing
n.d.
Mixed media on board

Image of Bird and Rocks Listening to the Sound of Blue
Bird and Rocks Listening to the Sound of Blue

Kelly Fearing
1977
Oil on gesso panel

Image of Bird Spirit Within
Bird Spirit Within

Kelly Fearing
1981
Sumi-e ink on blue chr paper

Image of Big City Canyon
Big City Canyon

George Grammer
c. 1960
Oil on Masonite

Image of Figures and Faces
Figures and Faces

Kelly Fearing
1972
Silverpoint and acrylic on paper

Image of Green Eyed Fish
Green Eyed Fish

Kelly Fearing
1989
Collage, prisma color on paper

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William Kienbusch

Bill Bomar
1957
Oil on linen

Image of Aspen and Kiva (Eve of San Geronimo Day, Taos)
Aspen and Kiva (Eve of San Geronimo Day, Taos)

Bill Bomar
n.d.
Oil on linen

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