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Florence McClung, American, Texas, 1894-1992

Midnight Mass, Lithograph On Paper, Pencil Signed Titled And Ed 25 In Lower Margin, Sheet 20 X 12.5 Inches, Unframed, Old Adhesive Tape On Corners, Print Off Center On Sheet, Small Looses To Edges, Mat Burn And Toning As Evident In Photos.

McClung, Florence

Spanish American Cemetery, Taos, NM, Oct - Jan 1946-47

McClung, Florence

Portrait

McClung, Florence

Cripple Creek, 1941

McClung, Florence

Back of the Bull Ring

McClung, Florence

Taos, New Mexico

Florence Elliot McClung (1894-1992), Untitled -

Florence Elliot McClung (1894-1992), Untitled - American Indians Grinding Corn oil on masonite. Masonite: 34"H x 45.5"W; Frame: 39.5"H x 51"W. Signed lower right, "Florence McClung".

Florence McClung (American, 1896-1994) Corn Husker, c. 1940, edition of approximately 25. Signed "Florence McClung" in pencil l.r., ...

Florence McClung (American, 1896-1994) Corn Husker, c. 1940, edition of approximately 25. Signed "Florence McClung" in pencil l.r., titled in pencil l.l. Lithograph on paper, image size 11 1/2 x 16 3/8 in. (29.2 x 41.5 cm), matted, unframed. Condition: Margins over 1/2 inch, deckled lower edge, minor soiling.

Pueblo Landscape

FLORENCE ELLIOTT MCCLUNG (American, 1896-1994) Pueblo Landscape Oil on artist's board 14 x 10 inches (35.6 x 25.4 cm) Signed lower left: F. McClung

FLORENCE ELLIOTT MCCLUNG (American, 1896-1994)

FLORENCE ELLIOTT MCCLUNG (American, 1896-1994) Volcanic Cone at Fort Davis, Texas, 1930 Oil on artist's board 16 x 19-3/4 inches (40.6 x 50.2 cm) Signed lower right: E. McClung Inscribed verso: 1930 Volcanic Cone at Ft. Davis Texas in Town Florence McClung began painting in the early 1920s, when she studied with Frank Reaugh, Olin Travis, Frank Klepper, Alexander Hogue, and Thomas M. Stell before training at several institutions across the country. Often following an urge to romanticize the rural landscape, McClung embraced Regionalist subject matter. She largely followed her own stylistic tendency toward the idealization, instead of the abstraction, of rural settings in the manner of many of her contemporaries and teachers. Volcanic Cone at Fort Davis Texas, 1930 is just such an example of her work. This charming painting captures the scenery in a most eloquent style and invokes feelings of peace and awe that can be simultaneously inspired by the dramatic Texas landscape.

FLORENCE MCCLUNG (1894-1992)

FLORENCE MCCLUNG (1894-1992) Untitled, 1930s Oil on canvas 20in. x 24in. Signed lower left This Regionalist treatment of bluebonnets by Florence McClung is untitled, but we can identify the locale by the tall flower growing among the bluebonnets, the orange-red "Skyrocket" flower, which grows in East Texas. Provenance: Dallas Auction Gallery

Florence McClung