American Fine Art Magazine

DAVID DIKE FINE ART

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OCTOBER 27

Texas Art Auction

A tradition of David Dike Fine Art since 1996, the Texas Art Auction returns October 27 for the gallery’s second sale of 2018 and marks a turn to a spring and fall auction schedule. Featured in the upcoming auction will be more than 320 lots of turn-of the-century to midcentury Texas art including 85 paintings from the Robert Brousseau Estate. According to David Dike

Fine Art,“brousseau built a collection of some of the most significan­t early Texas paintings over the course of 40 years.”

Among the highlights from the Brousseau collection is Harry Anthony Deyoung’s Musquiz Canyon,westtexas Canyon (est. $25/35,000), as well as one of the largest Porfirio Salinas bluebonnet pieces ever painted and a mosaic mural by Octavio Medellin.there also is

Carden Bailey’s A Play

(est. $5/10,000); Bluebonnet Landscape, 1927, by Adrian Brewer, expected to sell between $20,000 and $30,000; Lloyd Goff ’s Old Union Station, Dallas (est. $5/10,000); and Untitled (Orchestra) by Samuel Ziegler, which has an estimate of $5,000 to $10,000.

Other auction highlights include a 1945 painting by Florence Mcclung titled Triple Underpass (est. $75/175,000) that depicts the underpass in downtown Dallas and an untitled work by Seymour Fogel, which is estimated for $15,000 to $20,000.

 ??  ?? Florence Mcclung (1894-1992), Triple Underpass. Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 in., signed lower left: ‘F Mcclung’. Courtesy David Dike Fine Art. Estimate: $75/150,000
Florence Mcclung (1894-1992), Triple Underpass. Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 in., signed lower left: ‘F Mcclung’. Courtesy David Dike Fine Art. Estimate: $75/150,000

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