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Julian Onderdonk, Porfirio Salinas, highlight Texas Art Event at Heritage Auctions

April 24, 2013 by  
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DALLAS, TX.- Paintings by early Texas Impressionists, such as Julian Onderdonk’s Coreopsis, Near San Antonio, Texas, 1919, Dawson Dawson-Watson’s Texas Cacti, and Porfirio Salinas’s Texas Summer — each expected to realize $20,000+ — join iconic works of the American West, like Fred Darge’s The Posse, Audley Dean Nichols’s Indian Oasis, Arizona, 1919, and Frank Reaugh’s Untitled (Herefords in a Landscape) in Heritage Auctions‘ May 11 Texas Art Signature® Auction in Dallas.

“The Texas art market is as strong and diverse as the state itself,” said Atlee Philips, Director of Texas Art for Heritage Auctions. “A collector can find everything from traditional Texas landscapes of the Hill Country and iconic images of the American West to surrealistic paintings by Texas Regionalists and Modernists, as well as works by contemporary Texas artists.”

Julian Onderdonk American 1882 1922 Coreopsis Near San Antonio Texas 580x388 Julian Onderdonk, Porfirio Salinas, highlight Texas Art Event at Heritage Auctions

Julian Onderdonk (American, 1882-1922), Coreopsis, Near San Antonio, Texas, 1919. Oil on canvas board, 9-1/4 x 12-1/4 inches.

The auction includes numerous works by pre-1945 Texas Regionalists and mid-century Modernists ranging from The Pink Hillocks by Kelly Fearing and Cowboy by Olin Travis, perhaps one of the finest examples of his style, in addition to Ledge, 1969 by Everett Spruce.

Additionally, the May 11 auction features works by contemporary Texas artists like James Surls and Ancel Nunn, including Look Out, 1993 and Chair on a Hook, 1986.

Additional highlights include but are not limited to:

• Dusk in the Hill Country by Porfirio Salinas, 1965: Estimate $12,000+.

• Mural study of Sam Houston by John McQuarrie, circa 1930s: Estimate $7,000+.

• Robert William Wood’s Guadeloupe River Scene: Estimate $15,000+.

• On the Water by Paul Richard Schumann: Estimate $6,000+.

• Pitcher, Two Fish, and a Lobster by Bror Alexander Utter, circa 1950: Estimate $2,500+.

• Golfers by Veronica Helfensteller, 1942: Estimate $2,000+.

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