The Museum of the Big Bend will host a new exhibition, “Paintings by Bob Stuth-Wade,” running from February 28 to May 31, 2025. This exhibit highlights the works of acclaimed Texas artist Bob Stuth-Wade, known for his masterful use of oils to depict the Lone Star State’s diverse and evocative landscapes.
An Artist Rooted in Texas
Born in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1952, Stuth-Wade relocated to Texas early in life and studied under influential artists Perry Nichols and Mary Sloan. Now based in Dublin, Texas, he brings decades of experience capturing the essence of Texas’ natural beauty. Often working en plein air, Stuth-Wade creates paintings that reflect a deep appreciation for the unique environment and heritage of the state.
Exhibition Highlights
The upcoming exhibit will showcase a collection of Stuth-Wade’s naturalist representations of Texas, providing viewers with a vivid journey through the artist’s interpretations of the landscape. His works have been celebrated for their ability to evoke a profound sense of place, balancing realism with an emotive quality.
Selected Career Accomplishments
Bob Stuth-Wade’s career spans over five decades, with numerous prestigious exhibitions and public collections to his name. Notable career highlights include:
- Exhibitions: Appearances at the Grace Museum, the Bullock Museum, and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
- Awards and Fellowships: Artists’ Fellowship Programme at The Ballinglen Arts Foundation, Ireland.
- Public Collections: Stuth-Wade’s work is housed in institutions such as the San Angelo Museum of Art and the Grace Museum in Abilene, Texas.
Visitor Information
The Museum of the Big Bend, located at Sul Ross State University, is a must-visit for art enthusiasts in the region.
- Admission: $10 for adults, free for children 12 and under, museum members, and Sul Ross State University students, faculty, and staff with ID.
- Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed on major holidays).
- Location: Northeast corner of the Sul Ross State University campus, accessible via Entrance Four on Harrison Street.
For more information on the artist, visit Foltz Fine Art’s website.
This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the vibrant Texas landscapes through the eyes of a celebrated local artist. Don’t miss it!
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