"Magnolia" and often her shows included

and often her shows included both painting and lithographs

It was the circumstance of his nation at war that forced him to abandon his dream and join the Free World Forces in combatting communism in Vietnam

the painting begins to function visually in the same way it functions physically

marshal to work the Indian Territory

This view is looking south toward Garrison Avenue on 6th Street

"Magnolia" and often her shows included16 x 20" on canvas by Benham Carter Dangers (1916 2008) During his earliest decades of activity, Benham Carter Dangers was known primarily as a portraitist whose works offered a keen likeness of his subjects. His studies at the Pratt Institute were interrupted during World War II when the artist was called to serve as an artist for the United States Army. Dangers painted many portraits of soldiers of the Alaskan Defense Command. Once his coursework in