"Magnolia"

"Magnolia"16 x 20" on canvas by Benham Carter Dangers (1916 2008) During his earliest decades of activity, Benham Carter Dangers was known primarily as a portraitist whose works offered a keen likeness of his subjects. His studies at the Pratt Institute were interrupted during World War II when the artist was called to serve as an artist for the United States Army. Dangers painted many portraits of soldiers of the Alaskan Defense Command. Once his coursework in

The butterfly is also known to represent life and joy

much admired in Europe

the Frisco Train Station at Garrison Avenue and North 2nd Street

she wanted to make a time capsule of the regional culture

Such artistry

For more than sixty years

in its many forms

watercolor

suggesting both hope and continuity: peace as something simultaneously timeless and continually renewed that also serves as a stronghold

This painting represents a tie that binds children

LIMITED INVENTORY

#215 -  18" long