Gallery Changes

Here is where we will list details of changes made in the various

galleries.

5/23/2018

Week of 1/29, 2018- Changes

• San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Saddles and Spurs Gallery:

• Henry Raschen’s The Last of His Race has come down to rest. In its place the Michael Ome Untiedt’s On the Nueces Strip; Rangers and Another Heyes Saddle has been installed.

• Oscar Berninghaus’s A Wagon Train Halts for Repairs has come down to rest. Howard Terpning’s Steer Roping has been installed.

• Please find the label information for the two piece below. You will also find images of the new pieces attached.

• HOWARD TERPNING (BORN 1927)

• Steer Roping 1975

• Oil on masonite

• On loan courtesy of the Jack and Valerie Guenther Foundation

• L2017.06.18

• MICHAEL OME UNTIEDT (BORN 1952)

• On the Nueces Strip; Rangers and Another Heyes Saddle 2014

• Oil on canvas

• On loan from the Jack and Valerie Guenther Collection

• L2014.004.1

5/23/2018

Week of 1/29, 2018 Changes

• HOWARD TERPNING (BORN 1927)

• Steer Roping 1975

• Oil on masonite

• On loan courtesy of the Jack and Valerie Guenther Foundation

• L2017.06.18

• MICHAEL OME UNTIEDT (BORN 1952)

• On the Nueces Strip; Rangers and Another Heyes Saddle 2014

• Oil on canvas

• On loan from the Jack and Valerie Guenther Collection

• L2014.004.1

5/23/2018

Week of March 19, 2018- The City of San Antonio installed two bronzes by Jim Reno on Market Street outside the horse gates that lead to our McNutt Sculpture Garden.

These will be part of a sculpture trail that connects the Briscoe to the Alamo. The labels that accompany the two sculptures that were installed (Quanah Parker and Charles Goodnight) are below. It is important to note that these sculptures are not

part of the museum's collection; they belong to the city.

Photo of sculpture not available yet.

5/23/2018

Week of March 19, 2018- We hung three new works by artists featured in 2018 Night of Artists:

C. Michael Dudash, The Dressmakers (Replaced Jordan’s Listen for the Drums (Women’s Gallery))

Martin Grelle, Gathering Storm (Replaced Andersen’s Return of the Sisters (2nd floor))

Z.S. Liang, Victory Dance, Little Bighorn 1876 (Replaced Lovell’s Marking the Crossing (near Curtis prints and Stagecoach))

5/23/2018

Week of April 9, 2018- significant changes in the Ruth McLean Bowman Bowers (Women of the West) gallery. The Briscoe Desk has been deinstalled pending reinstallation on the

Mezzanine outside of the administrative offices. In its place we have had six new works installed. Photos are just for reference. Details and credit lines are on the next slide.

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1. Roy Andersen, Return of the Sisters, Oil, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, gift of the Jack and Valerie Guenther Foundation. 2013.07.03

2. Jerry Jordan, Listen for the Drums, 2013, Oil on canvas, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, purchased with funds provided by the Jack and Valerie Guenther Foundation, Valerie Urschel Guenther, Jack Guenther, Abigail Guenther Kampmann, and Jack Guenther, Jr. 2013.05.02

3. Charles Fritz, West of Fort Laramie on the Oregon Trail, 2012, Oil on canvas, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, gift of Marrs McLean Bowman in Memory of His Mother Ruth McLean Bowman Bowers 2015.09.02

4. Gladys Roldán-de-Moras, Sunday Riding at Mission San Jose, Oil on linen, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, gift of Marrs McLean Bowman in Memory of His Mother Ruth McLean Bowman Bowers 2015.09.01

5. Tom Darro, Wedding Day , Oil on linen, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, gift of the Jack and Valerie Guenther Foundation 2017.06.05

6. John Langmore, Erin Hague processing cows, Diamond A Ranch – Seligman, Arizona, 2013, Gelatin silver print, Briscoe Western Art Museum Collection, gift of John Langmore 2016.11.01

5/23/2018

Week of April 23, 2018-

5/23/2018

In the Gates Mineral Company Grand Staircase: Andy Warhol, Bald Eagle, 1983, Screenprint, On loan from Jack Guenther, Jr. L2018.03.01 Andy Warhol, Bighorn Ram, 1983, Screenprint, On loan from Jack Guenther, Jr. L2018.03.02 (Reminder: We do not have rights to the Warhol images, and they cannot be used for promotional purposes.) Logan Maxwell Hagege’s Yesterday the Sky Was Blue and Tom Browning’s Spirit of the West have been temporarily deinstalled. In the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Saddles and Spurs Gallery: Unknown artist, Fandango, c. 1870, Oil on canvas, On loan courtesy of Larry Sheerin family. L2018.04.01 Frederic Remington’s Digging an Entrenchment, Camp Eagle Pass, Texas and Charles Schreyvogel’s Scout have been temporarily deinstalled.