Wide-Open Spaces

By Museum of Art

Posted January 12, 2012

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‘Wide-Open Spaces’ at BYU MOA Explores Painting Techniques that Capture the Grandeur of the American Southwest

By Hilarie Ashton

Maynard Dixon, Volcanic Cones (Boulder, Nevada), 1934,

oil on canvas, 25 x 30-1/4 in., BYU Museum of Art Collection

Mabel Frazer, Desert Grandeur, ca. 1940, oil on canvas,

36-1/2 x 53 in., BYU Museum of Art Collection

Birger Sandz

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Wide-Open Spaces

‘Wide-Open Spaces’ at BYU MOA Explores Painting Techniques that Capture the Grandeur of the American Southwest

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