Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
Zelda: Los Truches, 1973
acrylic on canvas
69.50h x 69.50w inches
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
untitled, 1974
acrylic on canvas
55h x 44w inches
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
A Visit to Moab, 1989
monotype
6 x 6 inches (site)
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
untitled, 1973
acrylic on canvas
92h x 68w inches
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
Art Song, 1994
found metal
11.50 x 8 inches
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
Avalon, 1996
found metal
10.50 x 8 inches
Lee Deffebach (1928-2005)
untitled, 2000
wood
7.5 x 5.25 inches
Don Olsen (1910-1983)
Enigma Variation, 1976
acrylic on canvas
72h x 60w inches
Don Olsen (1910-1983)
UTICA, 1978
acrylic on paper
24.50h x 21.25w inches (site)
Frank Anthony (Tony) Smith (1939 - )
Scarecrow, 1983
43 x 55 inches
acrylic on canvas
One art curator wrote that, "Tony Smith’s paintings are works in motion…abundant in visual and psychological intrigue…imbued with magic, possibility, and surprise.” A professor at the U of U from 1966 - 2001, uses illusionism, light, and color to create magical moments. Smith remarked that, “What is important to me is magic, literal magic, a sense that the world is changeable, surprising, that it’s more than you think."
V. Douglas Snow (1927 - 2009)
untitled, 1982
Oil on canvas
36h x 48d inches
V. Douglas Snow (1927 - 2009)
The Road to Fruita
Oil on canvas
40h x 60w inches
