Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum

Canyon, TX

806-651-2244

http://www.panhandleplains.org/

• Don Ray: A Rerospective (11/8/08)
• Olive Vandruff: 100 at 100 (4/30/08)
• Jack Sorenson: In Palo Duro's Shadow; with text by Michael Grauer (12/`1/06)
• Picturing Palo Duro, with text by Michael Grauer (12/5/05)
• Granville Bruce: Old Texas; with essay and podcast by Michael Grauer (8/12/05)
• Capturing Texas Legends: H. D. Bugbee's Panhandle Frontier and Those Who Came Before Us: The Indian Murals of H. D. Bugbee (3/23/05)
• Women Artists of Santa Fe; essay by Michael R. Grauer (11/26/04)
• Albert H. Schmidt: Lost and Found in Santa Fe (7/19/04)
• The Old Guard: Santa Fe Art Colony Founders (12/1/03)
• W. Herbert Dunton and American Art; essay by Michael Grauer (9/23/03)
• The Prairie Print Makers (7/8/03)
• Dean Porter at Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (4/21/03)
• The Eyes of Texas - the Lone Star State as Seen by Her Artists (9/9/02)
• Ben Carlton Mead: A Centennial Exposition (4/17/02)
• Emilio Caballero: Artista y Maestro en El Llano, article by Michael Grauer (8/23/01)
• American Indian Portraits: Elbridge Ayer Burbank in the West (1897-1910) (8/23/01)
• Those Who Came Before Us: The Indian Murals of H. D. Bugbee (6/22/01)
• Dunbier Paints the Southwest (3/23/01)
• H. D. Bugbee: 100 at 100 (4/3/00)
• Stefan Kramar: Retrospective (2/7/00)
• First Panhandle-Plains Invitational Western Art Exhibition and Sale (12/31/99)
• Isabel Robinson (1894-1976): Show Me West Texas (10/18/99)
• Edwin Borein: The Artist 's Life and Works (6/5/99)
• Berninghaus: Taos Founder/Taos Son (9/98)

The Museum's address is 2401 Fourth Avenue, Canyon, TX 79015. The Museum is affiliated with West Texas A&M University. See museum's website for hours and fees.

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