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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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Image of City Scene

City Scene

Image of Across the Gorge

Across the Gorge

Image of Woman Dreaming

Woman Dreaming

Image of Untitled (young man in grey shirt)

Untitled (young man in grey shirt)

Image of Imagined Sculpture of H.M. No.3

Imagined Sculpture of H.M. No.3

Image of Abstract Head

Abstract Head

Image of Untitled [Two Women Dancing]

Untitled [Two Women Dancing]

Image of Andrew Dasburg

Andrew Dasburg

Image of Rocks and Vegetation

Rocks and Vegetation

Image of Untitled (barn) painted at age 9

Untitled (barn) painted at age 9

Image of Joseph Hawthorne

Joseph Hawthorne

Image of Italian Landscape 1 (A)

Italian Landscape 1 (A)

Image of Italian Landscape 1 (B)

Italian Landscape 1 (B)

Image of Italian Landscape 3 (A)

Italian Landscape 3 (A)

Image of Italian Landscape 3 (B)

Italian Landscape 3 (B)

Image of Tattered Petals

Tattered Petals

Image of Untitled (landscape)

Untitled (landscape)

Image of Untitled

Untitled

Image of To Drink Water and Fly with a Kite

To Drink Water and Fly with a Kite

Image of Doorway Aviary

Doorway Aviary

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