2014 Camp Fire An Artists' Christmas Catalog

30th

An Artists’ Christmas November 15

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2014 30th AN ARTISTS’ CHRISTMAS Annual Art Auction and Gala Saturday, November 15 The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel 200 Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas

EVENING SCHEDULE 6:00 | Art viewing, libations and silent auction 7:00 | Seated dinner, live auction and entertainment

by the David Whiteman Band

9:30 | Silent auction closes

Tonight is a night to celebrate!

We celebrate 30 years of An Artists’ Christmas.

We celebrate 100 years of Camp Fire First Texas in our communities and the life-changing results we are all a part of.

Camp Fire enriches the lives of children, teens and adults every year through your generous support at events like An Artists’ Christmas. You are the reason we are able to continue making an impact in the lives of so many, while improving the face of our community through school readiness, outdoor, after school and school completion programs.

Since 1985 this event has provided more than $3.2 million to support Camp Fire programs.

We couldn’t have done it without you.

Annual Impact

100% of active participants in the Step Up school completion program graduate.

1,429 children were able to experience the outdoors through programs at Camp El Tesoro.

1,400 preschoolers benefited from the Camp Fire school readiness program. These students outperform their peers upon entering kindergarten.

Empower a child. Shape the world. It starts with YOU!

Thank You to Our Volunteers On behalf of Camp Fire First Texas, we would like to thank the 2014 An Artists’ Christmas committee for their hard work in planning this year’s event.

We also extend a very special thank you to Shirley and John Dean, Carol and James Dunaway, and Ladye Ann and Jack Miller for hosting the reception honoring 30 years of Event Chairs.

As chairs, Drenda and John Witt have provided unparalleled leadership during this milestone year. We were honored to have them serve in this capacity and thank them for their ongoing commitment to Camp Fire.

We are grateful to the entire committee for the hours and months they’ve dedicated to ensuring the success of this very important evening. We hold deep respect and appreciation for the time they have contributed and the awareness they have created for Camp Fire, which makes a difference for youth in North Texas.

Congratulations to all on a successful event!

Event Chairs

Drenda and John Witt

Art Chair David Dike

2014 Art Committee Sharon Chastain Douglas Clark Randy Meador Amanda Plotnicki Peter Robbins Heidi Stufflebeme

2014 Committee Jerri O. Akers Elizabeth Alaniz-Bolton Pamela Brocato Resa Dunkin Martha Earngey Lauren Doane Terri Hollander Angela Jacobson Jake Jacobson Kirby Jacobson Linda Jacobson Corinne King Erma Lee Stacie McCans Carrie Meyer Cheryl Moore Brian Murnahan Rachel Navejar Janet Neff Jackie Osmon Amanda Plotnicki Judy Schmeltekopf Liz Spurgeon Kelli Walter Lori West Amy Young

Brandon Chase, Board Chairman and Zem Neill, President/CEO

Art Judge

Bruce Greene Bruce and his family live on a small ranch in the historical community of Norse, near Clifton, Texas.

The artist’s studio is on the edge of the hill out behind the house.

From there, large north windows offer Bruce a continuous view of the Texas Hill Country, a few Coriente cows and an abundance of whitetail deer. “It is a wonderful blessing to be able to make a living for my family, doing what I love in this beautiful place,” says Greene.

Several years ago, Bruce began making annual trips to join in the spring work on the great, old JA Ranch in the Palo Duro Canyon of north Texas. “I go up there and stay on the chuck wagon with the JA hands and the neighbors that have come to help. We ride a lot of miles in rough country. It can be cold, hot, windy and wet. As a matter of fact, it can be all of these in one day. A fella’ could get lost in some of the mesquite or cedar thickets.

“Of course, we work a few cows on our place and help out a neighbor now and then, but the JA trip has been a real inspiration for me each year. I am absolutely sure that this experience has greatly affected my artwork. It seems

necessary, to me, in order to depict the contemporary cowboy with accuracy and feeling. My good friend, Red Steagall, calls it ‘getting the dust in your nose.’ For me, that dust makes the difference.”

Greene was elected to membership in the Cowboy Artists of America in 1993. He has served terms as Director, 1997 & 1998; Vice President, 2000; President, 2001; Past-President, 2002; Vice-President, 2011 & 2012; and President, 2013. He has also served the Joe Beeler Foundation as a Director, 2010 & 2011; and President, 2012.

The artist is represented by galleries in Colorado and Texas.

His work is represented in annual shows and exhibitions including the Cowboy Artists of America Exhibition and the Prix de West Invitational at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Honor Council Sunnie LeBlanc 1985 & 1986 General Chair Anne T. and Robert M. Bass 1985 & 2004 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. William S. Davis 1986 Honor Chair Dr. Robert and Joyce Capper 1987 Honor Chair Dr. Michael and Renee’ Walter 1988 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dunaway, Jr. 1988 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Rogers 1989 General Chair Lynda and Grady Shropshire 1989 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Arlie T. Davenport, Jr. 1990 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rutherford III 1990 Honor Chair & 1987 General Chair Michael and Pat DeWoody 1991 General Chair Mr. John M. Stevenson 1991 Honor Chair Ginger and Mack Lawhon 1992 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dean III 1992 Honor Chair Mrs. Charles P. O’Farrell 1993 General Chair Doreen K. Hillard 1993 Honor Chair Dr. and Mrs. Brent Hicks 1994 General Chair Marian Richardson 1995 General Chair Mrs. Sheila Broderick Johnson 1995 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Scott Murray 1996 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams 1996 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. James Walker 1997 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Jr. 1997 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin 1998 General Chair Honorable and Mrs. Roger Williams 1998 Honor Chair Dr. and Mrs. Richard Polson 1999 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cashion, Jr. 1999 Honor Chair

2014 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. William Kirtley 2000 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roberts 2000 Honor Chair Ms. Robin Arena 2001 General Chair Mrs. Mildred Fender 2001 Honor Chair Joel and Julie Sawyer 2002 General Chair Virginia Clay Dorman 2002 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen 2003 General Chair Denise Spitler and John Wessler 2003 Honor Chair Jane and Dan Sykes 2004 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Michael Howell 2005 General Chair Pam and Reed Pigman 2005 Honor Chair Terri and Rich Hollander 2006 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Granger 2006 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jones 2007 General Chair Ray and Suzy Rhodes 2007 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schutts 2007 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dennett 2008 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garvey 2008 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hahnfeld 2009 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Eric Walsh 2010 General Chair Melinda and Jerry Johnston 2010 Honor Chair Mr. and Mrs. Allan Meyer 2011 General Chair Mr. and Mrs. Drew Springer 2011 Honor Chair Charles and Jerri Akers 2012 General Chair Jake and Linda Jacobson 2013 General Chair Cheryl and Fred Moore 2013 Honor Chair

Diamond

Fort Worth, Texas Magazine

Pearl

Anne T. and Robert M. Bass XTO Energy, Inc.

Emerald

All-Pro Fasteners, Inc. Melinda and Jerry Johnston Cheryl and Fred Moore

Ruby

American Airlines

Sapphire

Carol & Jim Dunaway - Tera & Richard Garvey Mary Potishman Lard Trust Kay and Willis Murphey Drenda and John Witt

Topaz

AllianceTexas – A Development of Hillwood BSCO, Inc. Bank of Texas Dean, Jacobson Financial Services, LLC Michele and Gary Douglas Haynes and Boone, LLP Terri and Rich Hollander Linda and Jake Jacobson Lee Financial Luther King Capital Management Pier 1 Imports Pam and Reed Pigman Rogers Wealth Group, Inc. Melisa and Steve Schultz Whitley Penn LLP

Garnet Sponsors

Shirley and John Dean GM Financial Lauri and David Hadobas Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heinen Higginbotham & Associates, Inc Jessica and Thomas McCraw Robert and Joyce Pate Capper Foundation Betty J. Sanders Tiedtke Marketing Group Patricia Vaughan Amy and Hunter Young *As of print deadline

In-Kind Donors 3 Fools on 3 Stools Aaron Brothers Art & Framing Jerri O. Akers Allan Barr Sales Amazing Lash Studio American Airlines Bella Italia Cash America Cat City Grill Chadra Mezza and Grill Charleston’s Restaurant CMB Photography Cowtown Cycle Party

Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial David Hunt Furs and Leathers Da Vinci Fine Portraiture Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group Enchiladas Ole Ensemble Beverages and Renaissance Wine Marketing Epic Helicopters Favorite Brands FTS International Getaway Girlz

The David Whiteman Band

Haltom’s Jewelers Harral Crafts of Fort Worth Hemphill’s Restaurant Hilton Garden Inn Fort Worth/ Medical Center Justin Brands, Inc. Kent and Co. Wines Lane-Knight Lucky 13 Salon Martin House Brewing Company Marty and Pat’s Frame Shoppe Monica Hunter Photography Janet Neff

Pam Brocato Design P.F. Chang’s - Fort Worth Pier 1 Imports Amanda Plotnicki Pretty on Premises Rahr & Sons Brewing Company Railhead Smokehouse Revolver Brewing Shinjuku Station Standard Meat Company Taco Diner Temple Road Yoga

2014 Board of Directors Executive Committee Chairman of the Board Brandon L. Chase

Vice Chairman, Administration Lauri Curtis Hadobas Vice Chairman, Financial Development Barbara B. Cook Vice Chairman, Planning Judd Pritchard The David Whiteman Band is one of the most versatile and entertaining dance/party bands in the area. Led by vocalist/guitarist David Whiteman, this 11-piece band cuts no corners entertaining, combining the finest available mix of musicianship, vocals, sound and lighting. Covering the widest range of songs around, featuring Current Top 40, R&B, Hip Hop, Latin and Dance music, and many of your favorite classics.

The band features the finest male and female vocals available, an electric horn section, and a very experienced rhythm section of bass, drums and keyboards that keeps you on the dance floor.

The David Whiteman Band has performed at many local venues in the area since 2001 as well as at countless wedding receptions, conventions, mitzvahs and corporate events.

With every performance, the band gives nothing less than everything they have taking every event to the highest possible level.

Treasurer Jenene Schaffer Secretary George W. Bean, Jr.

2014 Foundation Board Chairman Kevin Garman Daly R. Bales, Jr. Kenneth Barr Nina Hutton Linda Jacobson Drew Springer Patricia Vaughan

Directors

Jerri O. Akers Heidi Coombs Kimberly DeWoody Dolores Garza Marilyn Gilbert Michele Hahnfeld Terry Haney Dan Hansen Nancy Hooper Monica Jackson Edward C. Lange Brant C. Martin Bill McCoy Tod M. Miller John Molyneaux Cheryl Moore Steven W. Novak Brit Phillips Evelyn H. Richardson Rollie Schafer Chuck Sheridan Linda Springer John Strong Lynda Tiedtke Jared G. Vitemb Kelli Walter Kay L. West Lori West Drenda Williams Witt Jake Yarbrough President/CEO Zem Neill

Art Auction Rules ALL SALES ARE FINAL. • Payment for art must be made on the night of the auction. Checks, cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express are accepted.

• Buyer is responsible for collecting art on the night of the auction.

• Delivery is available for a $40 per item delivery charge. Delivery will be completed by the first week of December.

• Buyer is responsible for checking the condition of merchandise prior to purchase. No refunds or exchanges will be possible.

• After winning your item(s), please stop by the checkout table and a volunteer will assist you in collecting your artwork. All items purchased will be delineated on your invoice at the close of auction.

• Sales tax will not be charged the night of the event.

Bidding Process

• All items have a MINIMUM BID price. Artwork in the Silent Auction will not be sold unless the minimum bid has been met.

• If the winner is not present at the close of the auction, he/she will be notified the following week to finalize the sale. If we are unable to finalize the sale within one week, the next highest bidder will be contacted.

Please Note

• Ribbons and labels are property of the artists and are not purchased with the art.

• Camp Fire First Texas assumes no responsibility for commissioned work. The terms of the commission are agreed upon between the artist and buyer, and fulfillment of that agreement shall be the responsibility of the artist and buyer.

• If there are tax obligations involved in accepting a “Special Auction Item,” the buyer assumes responsibility of consulting a tax advisor to determine the tax obligation, if any, of the merchandise received.

Thank you for joining us this evening and for supporting the youth of our community.

Congratulations to the 30th An Artists' Christmas for another successful year supporting the exemplary work of Camp Fire First Texas and its programs for families and children.

Congratulations to An Artists’ Christmas 30 years strong!

Pam Brocato Design

Creative Design Graphics/Illustration Layout/Production Corporate Identity Photography

817.441.6718 209 E. Oak Street • Aledo, Texas 76008 • www.theflowershopaledo.com

Pam Brocato pambrocato@gmail.com 817.501.6006

Live Auction Artwork

Derby Mixed Media, 48 x 36 Jeff Cocanour www.cocanour.com cocanourstudio@gmail.com Value: $2,700 — $4,050

Arroyo Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 40 Jerry Johnston www.jerryjohnstonart.com m2johnston@yahoo.com Value: $1,200 — $1,800

Tribute 7 lbs of An Artists’ Christmas Catalogs and 1 Jar of Mod-Podge 36 x 40 Kelli Holmes psstkel@yahoo.com Value: $1,600 — $2,400

Guard’nscope Reclaimed Steel and Fused Glass 29.5 x 25 Eddie Phillips guardnplanet.com Eddiehp@live.com Value: $750 — $1,125

Live Auction Packages

Epic Helicopters Wine Tour

The Ultimate Party Package

You and two guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex as you fly to Lost Oak Winery in Burleson, Texas. The winery has fast become known for its Merlot, Viognier and Tempranillo wines since opening its tasting room in 2007.

Whether your interest is food, wine, beer, or sports- this extravagant package is sure to bring a crowd your way. This package includes:

Arrive in style, landing between the wine tasting room and the grapes still on the vine. Once there, take a guided tour followed by a wine tasting of five wines of your choice ranging from whites, like a Sweet Moscato, to a bold red, like a Tempranillo. This experience also includes a picnic where you can enjoy antipasto, salami, cheeses, fruits and more.

Approximate travel time is 15 minutes depending on your departure location.

Restrictions: Helicopter tour date and time is subject to availability. This tour is valid for 3 passengers only and is good for the above referenced tour only.

Passenger’s individual weights not to exceed 300 lbs (including personal belongings). Total passenger weight restrictions may apply. Not valid with any other offer. Contact Epic Helicopters at 817.625.1800 to make arrangements.

Value: $1,200 Starting Bid: $400 Donated by: Epic Helicopters and Lost Oak Winery

• 4 FTSI Luxury Suite Tickets to a 2015 Dallas Mavericks game of choice (AA Center) • 2 weekly grounds season badges to the 2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial • Rahr and Sons Brewing Company Tour and Tasting for 10 with Souvenir Glasses • Custom Wooden Ice Chest from Allan Barr • Dinner for 10 at Enchiladas Ole • Sunday Brew Tour for 4 at Revolver Brewing • $100 Gift Certificate to Bella Italia • Martin House Brewing Company tour certificates • 2 hour private show from 3 Fools on 3 Stools comedy show (excludes Friday & Saturday) • $50 Gift Card to Kent and Co. Wines • 7 Course Chef’s Tasting menu and Sake for 4 at Shinjuku Station • $100 Gift Card to Chadra Mezza and Grill • $50 Gift Card to Taco Diner • 4 Seats for the Cowtown Cycle Party’s “make new friends mixer” • The Party Wagon – The ultimate assortment of wine and spirits for your next get together!

Value: $2,000 minimum value Starting Bid: $500 Donated by: FTS International, Rahr and Sons Brewing Company, Allan Barr Sales, Enchiladas Ole, Revolver Brewing, Martin House Brewing Company, 3 Fools on 3 Stools, Kent and Co. Wines, Shinjuku Station, Chadra Mezza and Grill, Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial Country Club, Bella Italia, Taco Diner, Cowtown Cycle Party and the members of An Artists’ Christmas planning committee.

During your visit enjoy a 3-night stay in a standard guest room including daily breakfast for two at your choice of one of these 4-Diamond luxury hotels.

Classic Wrigley Field Rooftop Experience If you are a fan of “the Windy City” or “the Northisiders,” this package is a home run.

Waveland Rooftop Bleachers & Dining Package at Regular Season Chicago Cubs Game, Fairmont or Swissôtel 3-Night Stay with 50,000 American Airlines Miles.

• Wrigley Field Waveland Rooftop Bleachers and Dining Package for 2 for a regular season Chicago Cubs home game • 3-night stay at your choice of the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park or Swissôtel Chicago with daily breakfast for 2 • Two 25,000 mile America Airlines certificates for use within the 48 contiguous U.S. to Chicago, Illinois • Winspire booking & concierge service Read All About it!

Wrigley Field Waveland Rooftop Bleachers and Dining Package for 2 Take part in a Wrigley Field tradition that date back to the first Opening Day in 1914 - watching baseball from a rooftop on Waveland Avenue.

A must do for any baseball fan! The experience at any of the Wrigley Field Waveland rooftops is said to be a whole other ball game not only for the views but the great comfort and service. From these rooftops, you get an unobstructed view of the entire infield, as well as the outfield areas of Wrigley Field, and the historic Wrigley Field scoreboard. Avoid the crowds without missing any of the excitement of the game.

Just pick the game and everything else will be arranged! Unlike the ball field, your rooftop admission provides your seats, beverages (premium and domestic beers, California wines and soft drinks), appetizers, entrees and desserts from a large and varied menu of popular Chicago summer fair.

Valid for the Chicago Cubs regular season games, subject to availability.

Excludes Chicago White Sox series, New York Yankees series, and may exclude other premium series in future season.

Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park - located conveniently near major cultural attractions, the city’s business and financial district and the world renowned shopping along the Magnificent Mile. With beautifully appointed, spacious guest rooms, The Fairmont Chicago offers guest privileges at the adjacent Lakeshore Athletic Club, Chicago’s finest health, athletic and spa facility.

OR Swissôtel Chicago - located just steps from the Magnificent Mile, enjoy striking lake and skyline views from your oversized guest room. Pamper yourself with the award-winning hospitality at Swissôtel Chicago. Precise Swiss service - combined with American energy and European elegance make this distinctive landmark the perfect place for distinguished tastes.

Airfare Each 25,000 mile American Airlines certificate is equivalent to one round trip domestic coach flight, depending on departure city and time and location of travel. Miles must be added to your American Airlines AAdvantage account before August 21, 2016 or they will expire.

Value: $5,783 Starting Bid: $2,500 Courtesy of American Airlines and Winspire

Napa Valley Backroads & Railways Travel and taste your way through Napa Valley with this five-night stay for 2. Airline Miles Included!

This Experience Includes: • 5-night stay at the Meritage Resort and Spa in Napa Valley • 6 consecutive hours of chauffeured luxury sedan service • 3-hour gourmet dinner for 2 on the Napa Valley Wine Train • Two 25,000 mile America Airlines certificates for use within the 48 contiguous U.S. to San Francisco, California • Winspire booking & concierge service The Meritage Resort and Spa: Enjoy a 5-night stay in a standard guest room including daily continental breakfast for two. Located at the southern tip of Napa Valley in the Carneros region near where Napa and Sonoma meet, the Meritage Resort and Spa is situated on an eleven-acre private vineyard and offers an experience like no other for wine enthusiasts. The resort opened an immense cave of 20,000 square feet in Spring 2007, carved in the hillside under Napa’s famous Grape Crusher statue. The Estate Wine Cave features wine country’s only underground full service Spa Terra, and the Trinitas Tasting Room.

Daily resort fee is included in this package. Resort fee includes a bottle of wine, bottled water and soft drinks, local calls, business center and fitness center, wireless internet, self parking, shuttle to golf courses and evening shuttle to downtown Napa.

Beau Wine Tours: You will receive 6 consecutive hours of chauffeured luxury sedan service, subject to availability; inclusive of all service fees, PUC insurance, fuel and driver’s base gratuity. Located in the heart of Wine Country, Beau is the premier wine tour service in Napa and Sonoma Counties. Beau’s drivers are experts on the wine country area and can make winery recommendations based on your particular taste and interest.

Napa Valley Wine Train: Enjoy a leisurely 3-hour journey for 2 along the 36-mile round-trip between the historic town of Napa to the quaint village of St. Helena and back. Enjoy a freshly prepared gourmet lunch or dinner as you view the vineyards and wineries from any of the vintage 1915-1917 Pullman Dining rail cars which have been lavishly restored. Award-winning Executive Chef, Kelly Macdonald uses only the freshest seasonal ingredients, earth friendly produce, humanely raised meats and line caught fish to prepare a meal that equals the best restaurants of Napa Valley.

Airfare: Each 25,000 mile American Airlines certificate is equivalent to one round trip domestic coach flight, depending on departure city and time and location of travel. Miles must be added to your American Airlines AAdvantage account before August 21, 2016 or they will expire.

Value: $6,482 Starting Bid: $3,500 Courtesy of American Airlines and Winspire

Airfare This package includes round-trip coach class service for two from any major metropolitan airport in the 48 contiguous United States to Guanacaste, Costa Rica, subject to availability.

Airfare must be booked within one year from the date of purchase. Airfare taxes and a $25 per person processing fee are the responsibility of the purchaser. Blackout dates: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s weeks.

Costa Rica All-Inclusive We’ve planned your 5-Night Costa Rican vacation. Now all you have to do is relax!

This Experience Includes: • 5-night stay in an ocean view room at the all-inclusive Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa • Round-trip coach class airfare for 2 from the 48 contiguous U.S. to Guanacaste, Costa Rica • Winspire booking & concierge service

Business and First Class upgrades are available at the time of booking for an additional fee. Use of frequent flyer miles for upgrades is dependent on specific ticket restrictions as determined by the airline’s frequent flyer program.

Value: $7,406 Starting Bid: $5,000 Courtesy of Winspire

Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa Enjoy a 5-night stay in an ocean view room (1 king or 2 doubles) for 2 at this all-inclusive resort situated at the heart of a lush tropical paradise in Guanacaste. A private beach with shimmering tropical waters and lush exotic flora embellish secluded pathways and hiking trails. This upscale all-inclusive resort offers dining options to suit the most discerning diners. Enjoy a la carte dining, a buffet restaurant, grill, pool side snacks, healthy shakes and a beautiful swim-up bar. Food, cocktails, beer, specialty beverages and soft drinks are included.

A wide array of leisure activities is also included: dance lessons, volleyball, tennis, evening entertainment and music, kids programs, kayaking and snorkeling. The 24-hour fitness center offers aerobics classes and state of the art fitness equipment.

Other activities are available for an additional fee including scuba diving outings and spa services.

Blackout dates: December 19, 2014 - January 4, 2015 and December 19, 2015 - January 4, 2016.

For All Vacation Packages: Winspire Booking & Concierge Service Winspire provides a team of seasoned travel professionals who will help you redeem your experience. All travel related details and reservations are handled for every part of your experience. Operating as a full-service travel agency, Winspire can assist with extra hotel nights, airfare upgrades, and additional guests. This service also provides you with an established network of on site contacts who can help you book additional experiences, activities and tours.

Important Details!

Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance unless otherwise stated.

Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Packages cannot be resold. Ground transportation is not included.

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Silent Auction

Lint Roller #4 Silverpoint on Vellum, 16.5 x 13.5 Anne Allen anne_allen@sbcglobal.net Value: $240 — $360

Dramatic Iris Oil, 14 x 14 x 1 Kathleen Bales kgbales@charter.net Value: $300 — $450

Morning After Digital Photograph, 31.5 x 31.5 David Blow www.davidblow.net Value: $600 — $900

Sharing Some Shade Oil on Linen, 20 x 24 x 2 Chase Almond chasealmond.com Value: $1,300 — $1,950

Morning Light Oil, 14 x 18 Janice Bateman janicebateman7@gmail.com Value: $700 — $1,050

Whispers Watercolor, 23 x 27 Tina Bohlman www.tinabohlman.com Value: $1,000 — $1,500

Rolled Gold Mixed Oil and Acrylic and Gold, 12 x 36 Marti Bailey www.artbymarti.com Value: $495 — $740

Around the Bend Photography, 22.5 x 29 x 1 Danette Benton www.dbentonphotography.com Value: $150 — $225

Backlit Fountain Oil, 19 x 16 Kent Brewer www.kentcbrewer.com Value: $600 — $900

Pomegranates and Ivy Oil, 13 x 15 Pamela Blaies www.pamelablaies.com Value: $500 — $750

New Mexico Treeline Oil on Canvas, 10 x 12 Pamela Brocato pambrocato@gmail.com Value: $175 — $260

Old Town Street Oil, 16 x 19 x 2 Maryann Brummer maryannbrummer.com Value: $500 — $750

Evolution Raku Ceramic Sculpture, 13 x 17 Linda Chidsey www.lindachidsey.com Value: $285 — $425

Blood Rock Watercolor, 33 x 41 Robert Cook prelim@sbcglobal.net Value: $1,850 — $2,775

Time Passes Slowly Photography, 19 x 24 Watt Casey www.WattCasey.com Value: $250 — $375

Leading the Way — Old Blue Bronze Douglas Clark www.douglasbclark.com Value: $1,500 — $2,250

West of Lubbock Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 24 x 2 Lisa Cunningham www.lisacunningham.com Value: $1,500 — $2,250

Spitze No. 6 Ink on Vellum, 20.5 x 20.5 Janet Chaffee janetchaffee@earthlink.net Value: $900 — $1,350

Prairie Edge Oil on Canvas, 30 x 42 Georgia James Clarke www.photogorilla.com Value: $750 — $1,125

Ghost Ranch Buddies Oil, 15 x 18 Claudia Davis www.claudiadavisart.com Value: $500 — $750

Pool Patterns Two Oil on Canvas, 26 x 32 x 1.5 Sharon Chastain www.sharonchastain.com Value: $650 — $975

Prickly Blooms Oil on Panel, 14 x 16 x 1.5 Ted Clemens www.tedclemensfineart.com Value: $600 — $900

Candle Obscura Aluminum, Blackened Steel, Stainless, Mirror, 28.25 x 28.25 x 9 Thomas Diel www.thomasdiel.com Value: $720 — $1,080

Horizon Oil on Canvas, 12 x 24 Kelley Doran kelleydoran@comcast.net Value: $500 — $750

Landscape Through My Window Acrylic on Paper, 24 x 32 x 1 Blanche Douglas blanche.d.douglas@gmail.com Value: $450 - $675

Birds Nest Jewelry Deborah Elberson deborahelberson@gmail.com Value: $250 — $375

Stages Acrylic on Wood Blocks, 30 x 30 Juliana Ferreyros www.ferreyrosart.com Value: $2,800 — $4,200

Maggie Oil, 17.25 x 15.25 x 2.375 B.R. Gates brgates82@att.net Value: $900 — $1,350

Nankoweap, Grand Canyon Watercolor, 21 x 28 Jeff Good www.jefflgoodart.com Value: $450 — $675

We Deal in Lead Vinyl on Metal, 37.5 x 29 Sarah Green www.sarahgreenart.com Value: $900 — $1,350

Red Cactus Acrylic, 15 x 15 x 1 Barbara Hackney begeha@sbcglobal.net Value: $175 — $260

After the Show Watercolor and Graphite, 23 x 30 Sarah Graham Harman www.sarahgrahamart.com Value: $950 — $1,425

Genoa 12 #3 Pastel on Paper, 17 x 19 Thomas Helmick www.thomashelmick.com Value: $750 — $1,125

Snow Storm at Big Bend National Park Oil on Canvas, 20 x 24.5 Olivette Hubler www.olivettehubler.com Value: $850 — $1,275

Love is a Rose Intaglio, 18.75 x 25.5 x 1 Benito Huerta www.flyingchalupaproductions.com Value: $900 — $1,350

Handle With Care Mixed Media, 17 x13 x 1 Val Hunnicutt vthspot@aol.com Value: $450 — $675

As We March from Here to There Linoleum Cut Print, 17 x 25 Avery Kelly www.averykellyart.com Value: $285 — $425

Amsterdam Reflection Mixed Media Painting, 32 x 40 Julie Lazarus www.julielazarusart.com Value: $2,800 — $4,200

Dragonflies in the Round Platter Ceramic Stoneware, 16.5 x 17 x 2 Sue Jackson facebook.com/suejacksonpottery Value: $350 — $525

Marfa No. 2 Oil on Canvas, 36 x 48 Pamela Lancaster www.pamelalancaster.com Value: $800 — $1,200

Round Up Oil on Canvas, 27.5 x 23.5 Sunnie LeBlanc tibbarhome@sbcglobal.net Value: $1,900 — $2,850

January Sunset Oil, 21.5 x 25.5 Sheri Jones www.sheriart.net Value: $600 — $900

The Lone Guard Oil, 22 x 28 Debob Jacob debob_54@msn.com Value: $2,200 — $3,300

Victory Flag Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas 36 x 24 x 2 Lynn LaRose www.laroseart.com Value: $1,500 — $2,250

Sunflower and Silver Watercolor on Paper, 30 x 38 Connie Logan Levsen www.connielevsen.com Value: $900 — $1,350

Sunrise from Auntie Joy’s Driveway Photography, 43 x 30 Bob Lukeman bob@bobalustudios.com Value: $1,000 — $1,500

Tender Oil on Canvas, 12 x 24 Sharon Markwardt www.sharonmarkwardt.com Value: $1,700 — $2,550

Doc Holliday Oil on Canvas, 36 x 36 Brent Mohar bfm600@yahoo.com Value: $300 — $450

The Cardinal Collage, 13 x 13 Emily Pellegrin emilypellegrin@gmail.com Value: $150 — $225

In the Morning Quiet Oil Paint and Canvas on Wood Panel, 15 x 18 x 1 3/4 Linnea McKenney linneamck@msn.com Value: $275 — $410

Untitled Photography, 39 x 33 Brian Moore bmoore9016@gmail.com Value: $1,300 — $1,950

Fond Memories Oil, 23 x 29 Amanda Plotnicki amandaplotnicki@att.net Value: $1,000 — $1,500

Proper Turn Oil, 24 x 30 Randy Meador www.randymeador.com Value: $2,400 — $3,600

Two Pines Oil on Panel, 14 x 17 Steve Miller www.stevemillerstudios.com Value: $595 — $890

Bunyon’s Diner Oil, 40 x 30 Jeff Ott www.rjott.com Value: $2,500 — $3,750

Jed Ceramic, 10 x 6 x 6 Stormie Parker www.windstormpottery.com Value: $250 — $375

Texas Landscape 1 Oil, 13 x 13 Linda Popple www.lindapopple. fineartstudioonline.com Value: $500 — $750

Taos Iris Oil, 15.5 x 17 Mary Rabien www.maryrabien.com Value: $400 — $600

Quantum Synthesis II Glass, steel, 20 x 18 x 4 Raymond Rains www.cliffhousestudio.com Value: $1,500 — $2,250

Counting The Remuda Photography, 24 x 36 Peter Robbins www.peterrobbinsart.com Value: $850 — $1,275

Texas Trails Oil on Canvas, 11 x 21 Terry Shaw terryhshaw@gmail.com Value: $300 — $450

The Road Home Oil on Hardboard, 12 x 16 Linda Reedy www.lindareedy.com Value: $1,100 — $1,650

Young Vaquero Black & White Photography on Watercolor Paper, 21 x 21.5 TK Riddle www.leesmallfineart.com Value: $350 — $525

Celadon and Grapes Oil on Linen, 15 x 18 Cecilia Robertson www.ceciliarobertson.com Value: $700 — $1,050

Turning the Corner Photography on Canvas, 16 x 24 Shannon Smith www.shannondsmithphotography.com Value: $850 — $1,275

Metamorphosis Pigment Ink on Archival Matte Paper, 14 x 12 Kim Robbins www.kimrobbinsphotography.com Value: $350 — $525

Darkness Seeking Light Digital Photograph, 19 x 15 Amy Schultz www.unplainjanestudio.com Value: $175 — $260

Rear View Photography, 24 x 30 Pamela Steege www.pamelasteegephotography.com Value: $600 — $900

A Break in the Action Charcoal, 18.5 x 22.5 Travis Stewart tmstewartwesternart@gmail.com Value: $750 — $1,125

In Reverse Acrylic on Linen, 20 x 28 Irma Ward www.irmaward.com Value: $500 — $750

Soaring Spirits Ceramic, 5 x 12 x 4 Carolyn Young www.earthtoart.com Value: $225 — $335

Loving the Cadmium Orange Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 30 x 1.5 Jennifer Stufflebeam artonboulevard@aol.com Value: $650 — $975

Take a Ride Oil, 13 x 15 Janice Weaver weaverhomemail@gmail.com Value: $350 — $525

Fall River Road Stream Oil, 16 x 18 Joyce Thomas www.joycethomasart.com Value: $300 — $450

Urban Meadow Acrylic on Canvas, 21 x 24 x 1 Beatriz Welch beawelch@att.net Value: $550 — $825

Winter on South Gravois Watercolor, 19 x 22 David Tripp www.recollections54.com Value: $500 — $750

Hill Country Blues Acrylic, 22 x 28 x 1 1/2 Margie Whittington mawhittington@sbcglobal.net Value: $500 — $750

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2014 Camp Fire Artists Anne Allen Chase Almond Marti Bailey Kathleen Bales Janice Bateman Danette Benton Pamela Blaies David Blow Tina Bohlman Kent Brewer Pamela Brocato Maryann Brummer Watt Casey Janet Chaffee Sharon Chastain Linda Chidsey Douglas Clark Georgia James Clarke Ted Clemens Jeff Cocanour Robert Cook

Lisa Cunningham Claudia Davis Thomas Diel Kelley Doran Blanche Douglas Deborah Elberson Juliana Ferreyros B.R. Gates Jeff Good Sarah Graham Harman Sarah Green Barbara Hackney Thomas Helmick Kelli Holmes Olivette Hubler Benito Huerta Val Hunnicutt Sue Jackson Debob Jacob Jerry Johnston

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Mary Rabien Raymond Rains Linda Reedy TK Riddle Kim Robbins Peter Robbins Cecilia Robertson Amy Schultz Terry Shaw Shannon Smith Pamela Steege Travis Stewart Jennifer Stufflebeam Joyce Thomas David Tripp Irma Ward Janice Weaver Beatriz Welch Margie Whittington Carolyn Young