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art exhibition in Texas. Although a significant event, the impact of Thrash's work on the local Black community was minimized by the fact that the four-week-long exhibition was only open to Black residents for a two-hour-span, after-hours, on one
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features a large dark cloud surrounded by beams of light, oil equipment, and trains, and a busy city skyline appears to rise from the horizon. In 2016 the city of Dallas recognized these murals on a list of "high value works by historically significant artists in urgent need of conservation," and
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before retiring. Travis began his prolific professional painting career with a focus on
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is a bright mural that depicts a tall collection of pine trees being sawed down and loaded on rail while cotton heads the other way toward a cotton gin. The bustle of factories and towns can be seen on the horizon. Conversely,
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Olin H. Travis continued making and exhibiting art until his death on
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The institute moved several times over the years, first in 1931 to a location near the
Southwest School of Fine Arts, then again in 1935 to a remodeled residence, and for a third time in 1938 to the
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groups, even painting scenery and sets for the local Little
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segment and appraised at $ 10,000. In addition to numerous private collections, the following is a selection of public institutions that count his work among their collections:
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Olin Travis was encouraged to pursue his interest in art by his high school art teacher, who arranged to him to receive additional instruction from local artists including
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representing one of the more controversial works. This wasn't the only time Travis made the news for his opinions on art, with
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50 Years of
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In 1916, Olin married fellow artist and one of his former students,
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The largest collection of Olin H. Travis paintings can be found at
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Olin Travis taught countless students over the years, most notably
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2098:"Olin Travis (American, 1888–1975). Lakeside, 1955. Oil on canvas"
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Lone Star Regionalism: The Dallas Nine and Their Circle 1928–1945
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The New Deal fine arts projects : a bibliography, 1933–1992
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in 1909. In 1913, he participated in demonstrations against the
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that summer, destroying many of Olin's paintings and journals.
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The Hock Shop Collection: Reflections From the Heart and Soul
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publishing one of his articles titled "A Complaint" in 1928.
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until her retirement in the 1970s following Olin's death.
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Painting and Sculpture in Texas: Achievement and Prospect
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At the Meadows Recent Acquisitions/Upcoming Exhibitions
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in 1953. Notable posthumous exhibitions have included
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1489:"Olin Hermann Travis | Buy Sell works by Olin Travis"
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Olin Travis was an early and prominent member of the
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2403:"Rezalia Thrash Paintings | Vintage Texas Paintings"
2264:"J. L. Long Junior High & Middle School History"
367:, Dallas Art League, Lone Star Printmakers, and the
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1964:"Olin Travis – "Shelling Peas" – #3581 | Texas Art"
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852:Olin Travis: 30 Drawings of Imaginative Subjects
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2295:"The Hall of State: A Symbol of Texas History"
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1952:. Texas Technological College. p. 23.
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1884:Jefferson, Kathryn M. (October 1, 1930).
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1271:"Tyler Museum of Art – Exhibitions"
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689:In 1936, Travis completed a set of
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2374:"Exhibitions by Artist, 1903–1993"
2328:"Exhibitions by Artist, 1903–1993"
2211:Belt, Mollie (November 30, 2020).
1857:"TSHA | Stell, Thomas Matthew, Jr"
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1463:"The WPA Dallas Guide and History"
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1434:"TSHA | Travis, Olin Herman"
1401:"Art in Texas – A Complaint"
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953:Mayor of Hoover City (Texas)
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1549:(6): 186–88. June 1, 1922.
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1886:"The Dallas Art Institute"
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1601:"The Dallas Art Institute"
1105:"Encyclopedia of Arkansas"
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2799:Google Arts & Culture
2570:"Antiques Roadshow | PBS"
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1992:"Gallery :: CASETA"
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1968:Vintage Texas Paintings
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1057:View From Our Window
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860:Dallas Museum of Art
856:Dallas Art Institute
794:Dallas Museum of Art
792:, lithograph, 1930,
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601:Dallas Museum of Art
597:Country School House
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587:Mayor of Hoover City
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1943:Horn, Ruth (1929).
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3106:Artists from Texas
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1904:– via JSTOR.
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1686:"Florence McClung"
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1419:– via JSTOR.
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