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UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Louis Paul Lubbering
Adam Looking for Eve on the River Walk 1987
Oil on canvas, 24 X 36"
Louis Paul Lubbering III (Mr. Lube) is one of San Antonio’s most prolific and eclectic living artists experimenting over 50 years in many mediums including sculpture, watercolor, photography, painting, lithography, printmaking and charcoal.
His subject matter is equally varied and diverse including figurative works, landscapes, images from his service in Vietnam and religious and spiritually themed images. His artistic influences include everything from Paleolithic cave paintings to Rembrandt and Van Gogh and on to Jackson Pollack and Andy Warhol in poster art thru Shepard Fairey in photography and UK graffiti artist Banksy.
Mr. Lube, nicknamed so by generations of students and colleagues, is a San Antonio institution in his own right having graduated with art degrees from San Antonio College, Trinity University, and UTSA as well as teaching in the Incarnate Word system for the last thirty years as of 2010.
William Dean Fausett
Summer Afternoon 1943
Oil and tempera on masonite, 30 X 38"
Dean Fausett was born in Price, Utah, in 1913. He studied at Brigham Young University, Beaux Arts Institute of Architectural Education, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, and Eastern Illinois University. He is well known for his spectacular paintings of the American West. He is the recipient of the Carnegie International Prize, and his works are featured in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum of Fine Art, and the New York City Museum of Fine Art.