JOHN GARY BROWN Born in Saginaw, Michigan, 1941Received MFA from The University of Washington, Seattle, 1970Taught at The University of Washington and The University of NebraskaTraveled and worked in eastern and western Europe, 1971, 1978, 1984, 1995, 2000, 2004Traveled and worked in The Middle East,1990. (Yemen, Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan)Operated a photography studio for ten yearsStaff photographer and archivist for Creede, Colorado Repertory Theater, 48 yearsCurrently working as a professional artist (painter), photographer and writer Work featured in the following magazines: Architectural Digest, (on cover and in article) Smithsonian, Americana, Reader’s Digest, Fine Woodworking, Men’s Health, Arts Line, (Seattle) American Journal of Critical Care (Dallas) Santa Fean. (New Mexico) Books published: Soul in the Stone, University of Kansas Press, 1994 (text and photographs by John Gary Brown) Gardens of Revelation, Abbeville Press, 1995, (photographs only)Contributor for Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press (text and photos) COMMERCIAL GALLERIES Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WashingtonJoseph Gierek Fine Arts, Tulsa. OklahomaEklektikas Gallery, Silver City, New MexicoStrecker/ Nelson West Gallery, Manhattan, KansasCorporate Art Source, Chicago, IllinoisCerulean Gallery, Dallas, TexasJoseph Gierek: Fine Arts, Tulsa, OklahomaC,Waters Gallery, Creede, Colorado PRIZES AND JURIED EXHIBITIONS Purchase award, Childe Hassam Fund, Institute of Arts and Letters, New York CityFirst prize, Mid-America Exhibition, Nelson Gallery, Atkins Museum, Kansas CityPurchase award, The Midwest Biennial, Joslyn Gallery , OmahaPurchase award, Parnassass Exhibition, Seattle, WashingtonPurchase award, Burien Annual, Burien, WashingtonPurchase award, U.S. Embassies Exhibition, Washington, D.C.Purchase Award, Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, KansasPurchase award: Missouri Valley Exhibition, Topeka, Kansas One-man show: Wichita Art MuseumInternational Exhibition of Graphic Arts, Ypsilanti, MichiganMid-American Exhibition, Kansas City, Missouri, (four years)Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, Kansas (five years)Southwest Artists Annual, Oklahoma City, OklahomaGraduate Center International, Richland, WashingtonAnacortes, Washington Annual ExhibitionStopped entering juried exhibitions in 1970. Work now shown only in commercial galleries.ONE-PERSON SHOWS AT COMMERCIAL GALLERIES FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY (SEATTLE) 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1997, 2015 ART RESOURCES GALLERY (DENVER) 1983, 1985, 1986 C.G. REIN GALLERY (DENVER) 1987,1989, 1990 DUBOIS/REIN GALLERY (HOUSTON) 1986 C.G. REIN GALLERY (EDINA, MINNESOTA) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SANTA FE, N.M.) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA) 1985 CIDER GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 2015, 2018 BEDYK GALLERY (KANSAS CITY, MO.) 1985, 1988 CORPORATE ART SOURCE (CHICAGO, ILL.) 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989 CORPORATE ART SERVICES (KANSAS CITY) 1993, 2000 ABBEY LANE GALLERY (CREEDE, COLORADO) 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, C. WATERS GALLEREY 1995, 1996, 1997, 2010 THE SOURCE, FINE ARTS (KANSAS CITY) 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994,1995, 1996, 1997 THE PHOENIX GALLERY (TOPEKA, KS.) 1998 LAWRENCE ART CENTER 2013 WALNUT STREET GALLERY (SPRINGFIELD, MO) 1999 CERULEAN GALLERY (DALLAS, TEXAS) 2004, 2005, 2006, 20072008, 2009, 2015 ROY’S GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 1999 EKLEKTIKAS GALLERY (SILVER CITY, N.M.) 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005 STRECKER/ NELSON, (MANHATTAN, KS.) 2001, 2004, 2011, 2013 John Gary Brown’s work has appeared in countless group exhibitions at the above and other galleries. His work is included in over five hundred private, museum and corporate collections in The United States, Canada, Mexico, UK, Austria, Sweden, and Thailand. JOHN GARY BROWN (PARTIAL) LIST OF COLLECTIONS NEW YORK CITY AND THE NORTH EAST- Institute of Arts and Letters (Childe Hassam Fund), Elizabeth Hubbard, actress, Mandy Patinkin, actor, and Kathryn Grody, actress, (two paintings), New Yrok City, Cathy Kushner, Albany, New York, Larry Morgan and Julie Kushner, Danbury, Connecticut, (six paintings), Rachael Hermanson, Danbury, Connecticut, Owens/Dunham, Redding Connecticut, Francis Cullinan and Baker Smith (six paintings), Pam Berlin and Billy Cardin (four paintings), Charlotte and Dave DePalma, Diane Sposito, Peggy and Tristan Wilson, Pittsfield, Mass. (five paintings), Cathy Harriman, Paoli, Pennsylvania, Ellen Deacon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dan and Sharon Daniels, Brookline, Mass., Karen Greenburg, Assonet, Mass, Stan Hynds and Stephanie Moffet, Manchester, Vermont, Mary Suzanne Johnson, Bethsda Md. PACIFIC COAST AND PACIFIC NORTHWEST- Senator Brock Adams, John Voohees, art critic for Seattle Times (three paintings), Susan Phinney, art editor for Seattle Post Intelligencer, Peter Donnelly, managing director for Seattle Rep. Theater (two paintings), Peter Oos and Michael Cunningham, Seattle, Nordstroms, Seattle and San Diego, Don Foster, gallery owner, (Seattle), Dr, Robert Olsen, Dr. Philip Anderson, Hyatt-Regency Hotel, Carmel, California, Bell Telephone, Seattle, Ron Parker, LosAngeles, Louis Fantasia, Los Angeles, Rebecca and James Conway, Woodland Hills, California (three paintings), Orbanco Corporation, Portland, Design Factor, Seattle, First Interstate Bank of Gig Harbor, Washington, Rohm Corporation, Santa Clara, Dr. Chris Thompson, Dr. Candace Christensen,Sacramento, Ric Rapp, Hilo, Hawaii (four paintings), Beau Gravite and Debbie Shapiro, Los Angeles (two paintings), Federal Home Loan Bank, Oakland, California, Scheppe, Doolittle, Krug, Townsend, and Bieza, Seattle, Randy Signor, Seattle, Arthur Anderson and Company, Portac Forest Products, Tacoma, Washington, Rainier Bank, Seattle, Goodman City Center Parking, Carlson and Company, Insurance, Dr. Richard Raffel, Berkeley, California, Sally Smith, Berkeley, Washington Mutual Savings Bank, Brian and Barbara Finklestein, San Diego, Seattle/Tacoma Airport, John and Katy Myers, Laurie Metzinger, Dinah Wilson/Stone, Seattle, Northwest Acceptance Company, Portland, Steven Chase Associates, Rancho Mirage., California, Jo Nelson, John Savage, Advanco, Toni Danzig, San Francisco, Savarie and Chris Phaeton, S. Clay Wilson, San Francisco, Sally Brandt and Ray DeLury, Joseph, Oregon, Charlie Stadekker, Seattle (three paintings), Pam Hill, Settle, Scott Wild, Cameno Island, Washington, Rick Wasserman, Los Angeles, Mat Hostetler, North Hollywood, California, Alan Echeverria and Dyan Sublet, (two paintings) Los Angeles, Ron Parker, Los Angeles, Jane Brackman and Rod Holcomb, Pasadena, Alan Kent, Berkeley, California. JOHN GARY BROWN Born in Saginaw, Michigan, 1941Received MFA from The University of Washington, Seattle, 1970Taught at The University of Washington and The University of NebraskaTraveled and worked in eastern and western Europe, 1971, 1978, 1984, 1995, 2000, 2004Traveled and worked in The Middle East,1990. (Yemen, Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan)Operated a photography studio for ten yearsStaff photographer and archivist for Creede, Colorado Repertory Theater, 48 yearsCurrently working as a professional artist (painter), photographer and writer Work featured in the following magazines: Architectural Digest, (on cover and in article) Smithsonian, Americana, Reader’s Digest, Fine Woodworking, Men’s Health, Arts Line, (Seattle) American Journal of Critical Care (Dallas) Santa Fean. (New Mexico) Books published: Soul in the Stone, University of Kansas Press, 1994 (text and photographs by John Gary Brown) Gardens of Revelation, Abbeville Press, 1995, (photographs only)Contributor for Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press (text and photos) COMMERCIAL GALLERIES Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WashingtonJoseph Gierek Fine Arts, Tulsa. OklahomaEklektikas Gallery, Silver City, New MexicoStrecker/ Nelson West Gallery, Manhattan, KansasCorporate Art Source, Chicago, IllinoisCerulean Gallery, Dallas, TexasJoseph Gierek: Fine Arts, Tulsa, OklahomaC,Waters Gallery, Creede, Colorado PRIZES AND JURIED EXHIBITIONS Purchase award, Childe Hassam Fund, Institute of Arts and Letters, New York CityFirst prize, Mid-America Exhibition, Nelson Gallery, Atkins Museum, Kansas CityPurchase award, The Midwest Biennial, Joslyn Gallery , OmahaPurchase award, Parnassass Exhibition, Seattle, WashingtonPurchase award, Burien Annual, Burien, WashingtonPurchase award, U.S. Embassies Exhibition, Washington, D.C.Purchase Award, Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, KansasPurchase award: Missouri Valley Exhibition, Topeka, Kansas One-man show: Wichita Art MuseumInternational Exhibition of Graphic Arts, Ypsilanti, MichiganMid-American Exhibition, Kansas City, Missouri, (four years)Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, Kansas (five years)Southwest Artists Annual, Oklahoma City, OklahomaGraduate Center International, Richland, WashingtonAnacortes, Washington Annual ExhibitionStopped entering juried exhibitions in 1970. Work now shown only in commercial galleries.ONE-PERSON SHOWS AT COMMERCIAL GALLERIES FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY (SEATTLE) 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1997, 2015 ART RESOURCES GALLERY (DENVER) 1983, 1985, 1986 C.G. REIN GALLERY (DENVER) 1987,1989, 1990 DUBOIS/REIN GALLERY (HOUSTON) 1986 C.G. REIN GALLERY (EDINA, MINNESOTA) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SANTA FE, N.M.) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA) 1985 CIDER GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 2015, 2018 BEDYK GALLERY (KANSAS CITY, MO.) 1985, 1988 CORPORATE ART SOURCE (CHICAGO, ILL.) 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989 CORPORATE ART SERVICES (KANSAS CITY) 1993, 2000 ABBEY LANE GALLERY (CREEDE, COLORADO) 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, C. WATERS GALLEREY 1995, 1996, 1997, 2010 THE SOURCE, FINE ARTS (KANSAS CITY) 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994,1995, 1996, 1997 THE PHOENIX GALLERY (TOPEKA, KS.) 1998 LAWRENCE ART CENTER 2013 WALNUT STREET GALLERY (SPRINGFIELD, MO) 1999 CERULEAN GALLERY (DALLAS, TEXAS) 2004, 2005, 2006, 20072008, 2009, 2015 ROY’S GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 1999 EKLEKTIKAS GALLERY (SILVER CITY, N.M.) 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005 FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY (SEATTLE) 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1997, 2015 ART RESOURCES GALLERY (DENVER) 1983, 1985, 1986 C.G. REIN GALLERY (DENVER) 1987,1989, 1990 DUBOIS/REIN GALLERY (HOUSTON) 1986 JOHN GARY BROWN Born in Saginaw, Michigan, 1941Received MFA from The University of Washington, Seattle, 1970Taught at The University of Washington and The University of NebraskaTraveled and worked in eastern and western Europe, 1971, 1978, 1984, 1995, 2000, 2004Traveled and worked in The Middle East,1990. (Yemen, Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan)Operated a photography studio for ten yearsStaff photographer and archivist for Creede, Colorado Repertory Theater, 48 yearsCurrently working as a professional artist (painter), photographer and writer Work featured in the following magazines: Architectural Digest, (on cover and in article) Smithsonian, Americana, Reader’s Digest, Fine Woodworking, Men’s Health, Arts Line, (Seattle) American Journal of Critical Care (Dallas) Santa Fean. (New Mexico) Books published: Soul in the Stone, University of Kansas Press, 1994 (text and photographs by John Gary Brown) Gardens of Revelation, Abbeville Press, 1995, (photographs only)Contributor for Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press (text and photos) JOHN GARY BROWN Born in Saginaw, Michigan, 1941Received MFA from The University of Washington, Seattle, 1970Taught at The University of Washington and The University of NebraskaTraveled and worked in eastern and western Europe, 1971, 1978, 1984, 1995, 2000, 2004Traveled and worked in The Middle East,1990. (Yemen, Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan)Operated a photography studio for ten yearsStaff photographer and archivist for Creede, Colorado Repertory Theater, 48 yearsCurrently working as a professional artist (painter), photographer and writer Work featured in the following magazines: Architectural Digest, (on cover and in article) Smithsonian, Americana, Reader’s Digest, Fine Woodworking, Men’s Health, Arts Line, (Seattle) American Journal of Critical Care (Dallas) Santa Fean. (New Mexico) Books published: Soul in the Stone, University of Kansas Press, 1994 (text and photographs by John Gary Brown) Gardens of Revelation, Abbeville Press, 1995, (photographs only)Contributor for Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press (text and photos) COMMERCIAL GALLERIES Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WashingtonJoseph Gierek Fine Arts, Tulsa. OklahomaEklektikas Gallery, Silver City, New MexicoStrecker/ Nelson West Gallery, Manhattan, KansasCorporate Art Source, Chicago, IllinoisCerulean Gallery, Dallas, TexasJoseph Gierek: Fine Arts, Tulsa, OklahomaC,Waters Gallery, Creede, Colorado PRIZES AND JURIED EXHIBITIONS Purchase award, Childe Hassam Fund, Institute of Arts and Letters, New York CityFirst prize, Mid-America Exhibition, Nelson Gallery, Atkins Museum, Kansas CityPurchase award, The Midwest Biennial, Joslyn Gallery , OmahaPurchase award, Parnassass Exhibition, Seattle, WashingtonPurchase award, Burien Annual, Burien, WashingtonPurchase award, U.S. Embassies Exhibition, Washington, D.C.Purchase Award, Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, KansasPurchase award: Missouri Valley Exhibition, Topeka, Kansas One-man show: Wichita Art MuseumInternational Exhibition of Graphic Arts, Ypsilanti, MichiganMid-American Exhibition, Kansas City, Missouri, (four years)Kansas Artists Annual, Wichita, Kansas (five years)Southwest Artists Annual, Oklahoma City, OklahomaGraduate Center International, Richland, WashingtonAnacortes, Washington Annual ExhibitionStopped entering juried exhibitions in 1970. Work now shown only in commercial galleries.ONE-PERSON SHOWS AT COMMERCIAL GALLERIES C.G. REIN GALLERY (EDINA, MINNESOTA) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SANTA FE, N.M.) 1988 C.G. REIN GALLERY (SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA) 1985 CIDER GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 2015, 2018 BEDYK GALLERY (KANSAS CITY, MO.) 1985, 1988 CORPORATE ART SOURCE (CHICAGO, ILL.) 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989 CORPORATE ART SERVICES (KANSAS CITY) 1993, 2000 ABBEY LANE GALLERY (CREEDE, COLORADO) 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, C. WATERS GALLEREY 1995, 1996, 1997, 2010 THE SOURCE, FINE ARTS (KANSAS CITY) 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994,1995, 1996, 1997 THE PHOENIX GALLERY (TOPEKA, KS.) 1998 LAWRENCE ART CENTER 2013 WALNUT STREET GALLERY (SPRINGFIELD, MO) 1999 CERULEAN GALLERY (DALLAS, TEXAS) 2004, 2005, 2006, 20072008, 2009, 2015 ROY’S GALLERY (LAWRENCE, KANSAS) 1999 EKLEKTIKAS GALLERY (SILVER CITY, N.M.) 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005 STRECKER/ NELSON, (MANHATTAN, KS.) 2001, 2004, 2011, 2013 John Gary Brown’s work has appeared in countless group exhibitions at the above and other galleries. His work is included in over five hundred private, museum and corporate collections in The United States, Canada, Mexico, UK, Austria, Sweden, and Thailand. JOHN GARY BROWN (PARTIAL) LIST OF COLLECTIONS NEW YORK CITY AND THE NORTH EAST- Institute of Arts and Letters (Childe Hassam Fund), Elizabeth Hubbard, actress, Mandy Patinkin, actor, and Kathryn Grody, actress, (two paintings), New Yrok City, Cathy Kushner, Albany, New York, Larry Morgan and Julie Kushner, Danbury, Connecticut, (six paintings), Rachael Hermanson, Danbury, Connecticut, Owens/Dunham, Redding Connecticut, Francis Cullinan and Baker Smith (six paintings), Pam Berlin and Billy Cardin (four paintings), Charlotte and Dave DePalma, Diane Sposito, Peggy and Tristan Wilson, Pittsfield, Mass. (five paintings), Cathy Harriman, Paoli, Pennsylvania, Ellen Deacon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dan and Sharon Daniels, Brookline, Mass., Karen Greenburg, Assonet, Mass, Stan Hynds and Stephanie Moffet, Manchester, Vermont, Mary Suzanne Johnson, Bethsda Md. PACIFIC COAST AND PACIFIC NORTHWEST- Senator Brock Adams, John Voohees, art critic for Seattle Times (three paintings), Susan Phinney, art editor for Seattle Post Intelligencer, Peter Donnelly, managing director for Seattle Rep. Theater (two paintings), Peter Oos and Michael Cunningham, Seattle, Nordstroms, Seattle and San Diego, Don Foster, gallery owner, (Seattle), Dr, Robert Olsen, Dr. Philip Anderson, Hyatt-Regency Hotel, Carmel, California, Bell Telephone, Seattle, Ron Parker, LosAngeles, Louis Fantasia, Los Angeles, Rebecca and James Conway, Woodland Hills, California (three paintings), Orbanco Corporation, Portland, Design Factor, Seattle, First Interstate Bank of Gig Harbor, Washington, Rohm Corporation, Santa Clara, Dr. Chris Thompson, Dr. Candace Christensen,Sacramento, Ric Rapp, Hilo, Hawaii (four paintings), Beau Gravite and Debbie Shapiro, Los Angeles (two paintings), Federal Home Loan Bank, Oakland, California, Scheppe, Doolittle, Krug, Townsend, and Bieza, Seattle, Randy Signor, Seattle, Arthur Anderson and Company, Portac Forest Products, Tacoma, Washington, Rainier Bank, Seattle, Goodman City Center Parking, Carlson and Company, Insurance, Dr. Richard Raffel, Berkeley, California, Sally Smith, Berkeley, Washington Mutual Savings Bank, Brian and Barbara Finklestein, San Diego, Seattle/Tacoma Airport, John and Katy Myers, Laurie Metzinger, Dinah Wilson/Stone, Seattle, Northwest Acceptance Company, Portland, Steven Chase Associates, Rancho Mirage., California, Jo Nelson, John Savage, Advanco, Toni Danzig, San Francisco, Savarie and Chris Phaeton, S. Clay Wilson, San Francisco, Sally Brandt and Ray DeLury, Joseph, Oregon, Charlie Stadekker, Seattle (three paintings), Pam Hill, Settle, Scott Wild, Cameno Island, Washington, Rick Wasserman, Los Angeles, Mat Hostetler, North Hollywood, California, Alan Echeverria and Dyan Sublet, (two paintings) Los Angeles, Ron Parker, Los Angeles, Jane Brackman and Rod Holcomb, Pasadena, Alan Kent, Berkeley, California. CHICAGO AND THE HEARTLAND Baker, Knapp and Tubbs, Chicago, Brad and Jen Katzman, Chicago, Kim McGuire, Evanston, Illinois, Chris and Don Tomei, Chicago, Joslyn Gallery, Omaha, Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc., Tom and Denise Wright, Gray’s Lake, Illinois, (three paintings),Westin/Crown Center Hotel, Kansas City, Nelson/ Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Utilicorp, Kansas City, Hallmark, Kansas City, Saul Ellis Company, Patrick Broody, Allen Hallquist, Kansas City, A.G. Becker, Chicago, Wichita Art Museum, Renee Johnson, Sheldon and Marcia Kushner, Lincoln, Nebraska, Denyse Johnson, Kansas City, Hank and Donna Brandt, Naperville, Illinois, Ginger Pope, Alton, Illinois, Greg Markowski, Kansas City (six paintings), Karen and Jim Carnes, Kansas City, Mo. (two paintings) Ross Freese, (three paintings), Keith Brumley (three paintings), Richard and Susan Baxter, South Bend, Indiana, Virginia Hillix, gallery owner, Stan and Julie Lentz, Dave and Judy Claycomb, Mig Lillig and Kevin Amey, Peggy Friesen and Royal Scanlon, Bill and Nonie Newman (three paintings), Jim Mitchell (four paintings), Hope and Marshall Talbot, Arlin and Elsie Crist, Jeff Tamblyn and Linda Plummer, Steve Hall and Bev Chapman, Ch.9 reporter, Kansas City (owns two paintings), Paul Dorrell, gallery owner, Mark and Nancy Gilman, Rosie Coppedge, Heyworth, Illinois, Hallmark, Kansas City, Saul Ellis Company, Patrick Broody, Allan Hallquist, Jeanne Pees, Lawrence, Kansas, David and Mindy Weaver, Colin and Shauna Tominey, Donna Casterline, Brad Tate, Douglas Prose, Manhattan, Kansas, Steve and Cynthia Haynes, Oberlin, Kansas, (three paintings) Sandy Vogel, Topeka, Kansas, John and Gloria Hood, Baldwin, Kansas, (four paintings), Alan Terry and Mary Greene, Baldwin, Stephanie Smalter, Lawrence, Gail Underwood and Don Dorsey, Dan and Becky Schulte, Laurie Ward, Ann F. Aschenbrenner, Barbara and Bob Sudlow, Marty Olsen, Rick and Jeannie Averill, Susan Drummond, Nancy Hughes and Ogden Lindsley, David Longhearst, Nadra Dangerfield (two paintings), David and Linda Hixon, Christine Mercer and Jim Kraft, (two paintings) Nancy and Pal Zimmerman, John Baur, (three paintings) Howard and Beverly Rosenfeld (three paintings), Guy and Dee Dee Dresser, (two paintings), Cailinn Drouin, George and Sherry Catt, (two paintings), Nancy Moses (two paintings) Tom and Kathleen Hodge, Madge and Jim Schmank, Topeka, (three paintings) Ron Schorr and Georgeann Eglinski, Carol and Charles Jones, (two paintings) Judy Juno, Mary and Gretchen Edwards, Steve and Linda Millstein, Mary Sue and Tom Johnson, John Hampton, Judith DuChateau, Linda Burton, Michelle and Bird Loomis, Elaine Brewer (four paintings), Vernon Brown, Sylvia Brown, Scott McCune, Todd Thompson, P.R. Voldeng and Barbara Stevenson, Bowler, Wisconsin, Doug and Elaine Nelson (two paintings), John and Klee Zaricky, Molly Brand, Sally Sutcliffe, Jim Rolonand, Cathy Pine, (two paintings), Steve and Maria Pope, Lawrence, Kansas, Tony and Jeanne Hedrick, Minneapolis, Minnesota, C.G. Rein Galleries, Edina, Minnesota, Pam Davis, Booneville, Missouri, Bill and Carol McCall, Olathe, Kansas, Jimmie and Evelyn Couch, Joplin, Missouri, Valerie Couch, Little Rock, Arkansas, Dana Fertig, (two paintings) Dave and Sue Nutt, Lawrence (four paintings), Pat Olkowski, Cathy and Ralph Woods, Town and Country, Missouri, (three paintings) Don and Marilyn Hoffman, St. Louis, (two paintings) Kendra Smalter, John Brandt, Lawrence, Kansas, (two paintings) Elsie and Arlin Crist, Overland Park, Kansas, Robert Habenstein, Columbia, Missouri, Nikki and Bill Hayden, Lee’s Summit, Missouri, Jaine Merliss, Lincoln, Nebraska, Jim and Karen Carns, Kansas City, Missouri, Kathy and Mark Swanson, Lawrence, Kansas, Bruce Roach and James Jordan, Kansas City, Barbara and Ken Bishop, Jack and Judy Wright, (two paintings), Lawrence, Michael and Evie Rapport, (two paintings), Dr.Charles Kincaid, Lawrence, Kansas, (three paintings).. Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Dr. Darren Klish, Lawrence, Joel Bogart, Lawrence, THE SOUTHWEST Mark Houston, Oklahoma City, United Bank of Houston, The Chubb Group, Stephanie Simonton, Gary Yawn, Dallas, Texas, Catherine Brennand, El Paso (three paintings). Dr.s Bill Smith and Nina Surawicz, Scottsdale, Arizona, Dr.s Ed and Minnie Lee Lancaster, Grapevine, Texas, Jane Grover, Taos, N.M., Rob Deacon, Placidas, N.M., Marge and Earl Deacon, Denton, Texas, Richard and Cathy Ormsby, (four paintings), Creede, Colorado, Betty Jean Myers, (two paintings) Harold and Margaret Rominger, Mike Green, Carlos and Carol Pinto, Lynna and Steve Jackson, Becky Liss, Jerry and Karen DeVault, Marta and Steve Quiller, Lindsey and Joe Fox, Creede, Colorado, Haley Waters, Brian and Rosemary Egolf, Santa Fe, (two paintings), Christina Egolf, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Ed Boles and Michele Minnis, Corrales, N.M., Carolyn Lamb and Steve Reed, Santa Fe, (two paintings) Elizabeth Lamb, Santa Fe, Connie Wynkoop, Las Vegas, Nevada, Ann Graebner, Denver, Colo., Steve and Abra Houston, Denver, Kaylee Brennand, Vail, Colorado, Diana Dresser, Denver, Andrew Macfarlane, Denver, Greg and Julie Pickrell, Basalt, Colorado, Bryan Anderson, Creede, Colorado, Logan Ernstthal, Denver, Colordo, Cary Bush and Randy Nicolson, Ward, Colorado, (three paintings) Dave and Amanda Basler, Dallas, Texas, Jenny and Tom Basler, Chere Waters, Creede, Colorado, Michelle and Damian Richardson, Creede, (4 paintings) Wendy Wilde and Michael Behrens, Salt Lake City, Utah, Jim Matsen and North Johnson, Tom Brand, David and Marsha Furnas, Silver City, N.M., Michael Freed, Santa Fe, NM., Rebecca Sitterly, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Janet L. Brody, Ph. D, Albuquerque, N.M., Barbara Elliott, Albuquerque, Buddy Strait, Teluride, Colorado, Trary Maddelone and Maurice La Mee, Creede, Colorado, (two paintings) Phil and Teresa Lack, Plano, Texas, Dr. Ann Spangler, Dallas, Texas, (two paintings) Rebecca and Keith Helmstetler, South Fork, Colorado, Cindy Harris, South Fork, Bob and Robyn Brobst, Pagosa Springs, Colorado, Sam and Wanda Keith, Warren, Texas, Barbara Elliot, Albuquerque, N.M., Adrian Egolf, Annie Butler, Creede, Colorado, Scott Lamb, Creede, Chad Afanador, Jessica Baron, Ft. Collins, Colorado, (3 paintings) Sandra Atkisson and Mariah MacLennan, Frisco, Texas, Ann Pittman and Manuel Zarete, Austin, Texas, Ray and Marti Baird, Las Cruces, N.M. David and Felicia Garn, Houston, Texas. MISC. Dr.s Wallace and Natalie McLeod, Augusta, Georgia, Kay and Charles Lancaster, Charlottesvlle, Virginia,(six paintings) Olle Vallane, Charlotte, North Carolina, Lindsay and Bradley Blake, Martinez, Ga. (three paintings), Amy and John Haley, Tega Cay, South Carolina, (two paintings) Felicia Haynes and Nik Wilits, Augusta, Ga. (two paintings), Wesley and Gwen Payne, Madisonville, Louisiana, John and Jen Brandt, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mike Elwell, St. Petersberg, Florida, Mary Suzanne Johnson, Bethesda, Maryland, Monica and Chris Steele, Tampa, Florida, Laura Cullings, Vienna, Austria, Kjell and Suzanne Andersson, Stockholm, Sweden, Cathy pine, Stockholm, Vivien Minshull/Ford, London, UK, U.S. Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand, Hannah Waters, Florence, Italy.