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Since the first acquisitions in 1933,
the art collection has grown to some 8,000 art objects. PPHM holds the finest Southwestern American art collection between Fort Worth and Santa Fe, reflecting collecting taste in the Panhandle-Plains region. Both the Santa Fe and Taos art colonies are well represented, and the museum has the most comprehensive historic Texas art collection in the state. Galleries feature the permanent collection in five subject areas: Frank Reaugh, “the Dean of Texas Artists”; H. D. Bugbee, “the Charlie Russell of Texas”; pre-1950 Texan; Southwestern, mainly New Mexico and western illustrators; and Graphics, Southwestern prints and drawings.
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Untitled [Billy Freeman Breaking Horses]
H.D. BUGBEE (1900-1963), Untitled [Billy Freeman Breaking Horses], 1938, Ink on paper, PPHS 2010.155.18.
The Maverick
FRANK REAUGH (1860-1945), The Maverick, 1903, Pastel on paper, PPHS 1865/164.
Tree Trunk
JOZEF BAKOS (1891-1977), Tree Trunk, 1935, Oil on canvas, 2004.100.1
Hills Near Sanderson
EVERETT SPRUCE (1908-2002), Hills Near Sanderson, 1948, Oil on masonite, 1992-52/I.
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