2022 Symphony In The Flint Hills Prairie Art Auction
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The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of this incredible ecosystem can we preserve and protect one of the planet's largest stands of tallgrass prairie. Enjoy this beautiful selection of works celebrating the tallgrass prairie.

1
About Symphony in the Flint Hills
The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of ...

1
Bidding Information
Bidding is pretty simple, particularly if you've bid in an online auction before, but here's a quick rundown on some features that may be unfamiliar: Each lot in the auction is scheduled to close 20 seconds apart. For example, Lot 1 is scheduled to...

1
Shipping And Pick Up Information
Artwork is located at Symphony in the Flint Hills gallery in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. Contact them for information regarding previews, the Signature Event, auction pick up, and shipping: 620-273-8955 or info@symphonyintheflinthills.org.

2
Patricia Adams "Spring Paints the Hills Green"
"New green" of spring is vibrant against the burnt earth. The "new green" is a sign of the warm & sunny days ahead in the flint hills! Inspired by the natural beauty of the Kansas landscape, Patricia uses color, mark, shapes and shadows to paint t...

3
Amy Allen "Messages"
Messages The quote "Nature is alive and talking to us. This is not a metaphor" by Terence McKenna kept running through my mind during the weeks I painted this piece. Nature does indeed have messages for us if we choose to pay attention. Sometimes w...

4
Dianna Bartel "Thunderstorm on the Prairie"
When I think of Kansas weather I think of contradiction. Drama and peace in the same breath. Quick changes that blow across the prairie like the wind. This is the thunderstorm that quickly appears in the distance giving views of sunshine and rain in ...

5
Susan Bartel "Waiting For Butterflies"
"Waiting For Butterflies: Green Antelopehorn" Often overlooked, the Green Antelopehorn (Asclepias Viridis) is an important Flint Hills milkweed, especially for bumblebees and butterflies, including monarchs. With its long taproot, it loves full sun ...

6
Charles Baughman "Colorful Kansas"
Nature has a continuous process of destruction and rebirth. Nature's rebirth often happens in unexpected ways; big events like earthquakes, tornados, hurricanes and fire. This destruction is always followed by new life - fresh yet subtle growth sta...

7
Scott Bean "Late Summer"
I love watching the different wildflowers as they bloom in the Flint Hills each year. The splashes of color that each flower brings as it blooms is a welcome sight and a great compliment to a late summer sunset. Scott likes being outside and likes w...

8
Jessica Bell "Secret Place of Thunder"
This painting was painted looking south of Saffordville where my grandpa lives. An incoming thunderstorm is always beautiful in the Flint Hills. I love how the thunder echoes through the hills, you can almost smell the rain coming. Jessica painted...

9
Carrie Bernauer "A Lovely Day is Done"
I stand at my easel with brushes, oils and canvas intent upon painting a landscape capturing a peaceful place and time. I want the viewer to join me in hearing the melodies of larks, feeling the warmth of sun on skin, and seeing the light bouncing b...

10
Sandy Braga "Sundown on the Flint Hills"
"Sundown" resulted from a composite of my reference photos taken during several visits to the Flint Hills. I have always been drawn to open vistas and big sky's, painting plein air. What drew me to the subject this time was the maze of shadows windin...

11
Bruce Brock "Cowboy's Heaven on Earth"
My feeling of being Heaven on earth for a cowboy is grass knee high, cattle fat, riding a good horse, and nice weather. Originally from Chanute, Kansas Bruce moved to the Flint Hills in 1989. Along with creating Flint Hills inspired art, including ...

12
Mark Clarke "Beautiful Ending"
More than 35 years after putting away my film camera, I decided to invest in a modest digital camera and dive back into the photography world. The complexities of the digital world are providing a very tall and very steep learning curve, but I am alw...

13
Louis Copt "Flint Hills Revealed"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

14
Louis Copt "Sky Trails"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

15
Lisa Cowan "Flint Hills Spring Creek"
Listen to the crisp, clean trickle of the water flowing in this spring creek nestled in amongst the new growth beginning to fill in for the season ahead. Not a vast landscape of the Flint Hills, but a microcosm of what makes up the area. Lisa Cowan...

16
Michael Duane "Late Illumination"
"The inspiration for my art is the interaction I have with the Kansas weather, especially over the Kansas Flint Hills. I paint the emotions I feel after observing the thunderstorms that commonly occur in Spring and Summer. My art can be the serenity ...

17
Lucie Eusey "Cloud Armada"
High cumulus clouds racing across the Flint Hills sky bring to mind an armada of ships sailing across a turbulent sea. The loose brushwork evokes the dynamic nature of air in motion. A native Kansan and a long-time resident of Emporia, Lucie Eusey u...

18
Mary Foley Gorman "Kansas Glory"
I love the surprise splashes of color brought by the brilliant sunflowers. They dot the Kansas landscape adding spice to the tranquil scene. What joy they bring to those who view them. Mary Foley Gorman received her Bachelor of of Arts degree from ...

19
Clive Fullagar "After the Golden Hour"
Most artists like to paint in the Golden Hour just before the sun sets. I actually prefer the minutes after sun has set, when the sun does not dominate the light, and the land has been put to bed. There is a serenity in this moment in the Flint Hills...

20
Gloria Gale "Flint Hills Breaks"
"Kansas should be known as Big Sky country. At least in the Flint Hills, the rolling scenery stretches forever. What a perfect vantage point to capture the whimsey of the weather. When a storm approaches, it's an event not to be missed. Atop a hill n...

21
MacKenzie Glassco "Amidst the Hills"
Most people that I meet who are not from here, think Kansas to be flat, or lacking the scenery to grab their attention. If they had the introduction of eastern Kansas like I did, I believe they'd change their minds. Cascades of greens throughout the ...

22
Virginia Grass Simmons "God Visits..."
Full title is: "God Visits the Kansas Prairie". Beautiful Kansas skies coupled with graceful, rolling Flint Hills, remain unmatched for their stunning elegance. Virginia Grass Simmons is a member of Oil Painters of America and Missouri Valley Impres...

23
Amy Gray "Flint Hills Afternoon"
The Flint Hills have always been my favorite area in Kansas. The rolling hills and large vistas are so exhilarating. I hope you enjoy my humble interpretation of what inspires me. Amy Gray moved to Kansas from the East Coast 20 years ago. She is ins...

24
Hugh Greer "Rush Hour Traffic"
Crows! I've always liked them. They are a very smart bird. I wonder about those that I have depicted here, though. Where are they headed and how do they stay warm? I hope their leader has it all figured out! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Greer...

25
Hugh Greer "Rows and Roses"
Hay time in Kansas can also be storm time. This farmer/rancher may have to wait until the storm passes before bailing his cut hay. However, the wild roses will benefit from the moisture generated by the storm! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Gree...

26
Lisa Grossman "Gust Front Sketch"
To me there's nothing more exciting than painting Kansas storms moving in with their dramatic shifts of light, temperature, winds, and barometer. I work best under this kind of pressure, furiously trying to get something down before it gets dangerous...

27
Lisa Grossman "Ridgelines"
"I moved to this region in 1988 and my first encounter with the Tallgrass prairies forever changed the trajectory of my life and work. Painting on location in the expansive grasslands has enthralled me ever since and my work has been an exploration o...

28
Dale Hartley "Summer Sundown"
"As I worked on this oil I enjoyed some spectacular sunsets. My home and studio is nestled in trees, so I go a little way to find a more open view. The last mark I made was the bright spot in the center of the sun." A native of Kansas, Dale Hartle...

29
Richard Hayek "Spring Creek March"
Finding its origins southwest of Cottonwood Falls, in the heart of Osage Hill, this creek eventually finds the Cottonwood River. Fascinated by the thin line between earth and sky , in wonderment of landscapes and their disposition, Richard Hayek...

30
Jean Hutchison "Autumn in the Flint Hills"
"I was traveling home from Wichita one fall afternoon and decided to take my time and drive the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to Cottonwood Falls. As I was traveling along I looked to the west and saw this large lone tree adorned with colorful autumn lea...

31
Jason Keller "A Supercell and a Warrior"
A supercell thunderstorm spins above the Unknown Kanza Warrior Monument at Allegawaho Heritage Memorial Park near Council, Kansas. Jason Keller is a Topeka-based photographer who enjoys photographing Kansas' unique landscapes and Mother Nature's bea...

32
Jeffrey Kline "Fall Prairie"
Early morning fall photo of the Flint Hills looking across the Konza Prairie. Jeffrey Kline has had multiple pictures published in "Kansas Magazine" over the past several years as well as participating in many juried shows in the Manhattan and Junct...

33
Cally Krallman "Orchestral Prairie Gale"
Sometimes the prairie is quiet, then sometimes it's jazzy! Orchestral Prairie Gale is a painting of a scene that is singing in full volume, with the tempest storm on the horizon. Goldenrod is resting in the foreground, echoing the summer sky. Call...

34
Jennifer Larsen "Kansas Bluescape"
"A variety of formalist approaches take place in my work. Compositional balance, movement, texture, pattern and layering are all a part of my artistic process. I often focus on the principals and elements of design as a catalyst to my creative proces...

35
Diane Lawrence "Coral Kissed Prairie"
"I am fascinated by the color changes in the sky, especially in the prairie. The subtle pastels and vibrant colors evolve quickly during weather changes. The hints of coral in this landscape were a delight to paint." Diane graduated from the Kansas...

36
Kristine Luber "Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow"
"Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow" is a 17th century German hymn by Paul Gerhardt. In English translation, the first lines are, "Now rest beneath night's shadow, the woodland, field and meadow; the world in slumber lies." Gerhardt had no idea that the...

37
Maria Martin "After a Summer Storm"
"I draw my inspiration from nature, road trip miles, and visits to the Southwest. My paintings are interpretations of travel journeys, about expression and movement. I work in acrylic and oil paints as well as collage adding a mix of my sketches, ...

38
Mary Gordon McFall "Prairie in June"
"As the seasons change, I am struck by expansive color and texture shifts among plant life on the prairie. Contrasted with a big open sky, these observations inspire my work and fuel my desire to play with light, shadow, and space. Working from photo...

39
Kathy Menzie "Hay Field"
"Travel across Kansas, almost any time, reveals fields of hay, but the best time is when the harvest is just finished. The round bales of hay say this is the time of plenty, but the hay must be collected and stored for the time when it is cold and sn...

40
Thomas Montgomery "Cowboy 101"
"This painting used a photo reference I took at a youth rodeo event that my grandchildren were participating in. The photo is not one of my grandchildren but I thought it looked like the perfect teaching moment, therefore the title 'Cowboy 101.'" To...

41
Steven Moser "April Redbuds near Tuttle Creek"
The blooming of Redbuds mark the spring in the Flinthills. This view was painted in spring of 2020 off Carnahan Road on the east side of Tuttle Creek Lake near Living Water Ranch. Steven Moser is a Manhattan, Kansas based painter. His work focuses o...

42
Angela Muller "The Prairie in Four Seasons"
"Indian grass stars in this exploration of the seasons, an examination of wild prairie grass thriving in all conditions. The prairie is not for weak-hearted things. Life endures bitter cold, drought, strong wind, and searing heat but plants adapt, gr...

43
Sue Nielsen-Atchison "Bluestem Restoration"
"I want to capture a fleeting magic in the circle of the bluestem cycle. The spontaneous approach that oil and cold wax provides along with the challenge of the intuitive process motivates me. I want my work to be rich and intriguing and take the v...

44
Elnora Nokes "Whispering"
"The contours of the land forms are endlessly interesting to me, as are the colors and textures of the sky. Never a dull or boring moment. Some are loud and stormy with howling wind and rain. Sometimes in the glorious starkness of cold, deep winte...

45
Kirstin Novak "Last Vestiges of Summer"
The season of summer wanes like the sun does as it dips below the Flint Hills, casting incredible hues of red, orange, pink and yellow, highlighting a pond and the tips of the tallgrass prairie. Fall can't be far away. Kirstin Novak is a regionally ...

46
Gary Ozias "Flint Hills Rustic"
"This old, rustic barn was built generations ago and its glory days have passed it by. However, it still maintains its strong, lasting character of native stone and wood. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to paint this Kansas barn. Like the surround...

47
Gary Ozias "Tallgrass Sunset"
As a glorious, dusk settles over the enduring tallgrass prairie, the day's glory slips away. The fertile, waving grasses whisper in the soft evening breezes. Over eons of time, their roots have grown strong and supported ancient people, animals, and ...

48
Johne Richardson "Behemoth"
"This particular summer storm spawned a few tornadoes out on the prairie, but by sunset it was mostly show ... but what a show. Maybe the most splendid cloud formation I've ever witnessed and I've made any number of efforts to capture it just right....

49
Susan Rose "Hunting the Sumac"
"Damp conditions bring a vibrantancy to the colors of the autumn prairie; my favorite conditions to capture in my work. This scene was one I see so often as I go up into our pasture to get horses brought in each evening. I so enjoy watching the North...

50
Irene Schomacker "Sunset Drama"
"I have always been fascinated by colors and movement created by storm clouds....especially at sunset. There is nothing like watching their drama unfold in the Flint Hills. This work was based on a photo I took west of Matfield Green." Early art cou...

51
Deb Schroer "Flint Hills Drama"
The storm in "Flint Hills Drama" is such that you can almost smell the rain. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. She loves the ...

52
Deb Schroer "Building Storm Clouds"
"Building Storm Clouds" has an array of beautiful colors that was very enjoyable to paint. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. ...

53
Marcia Scurfield "Teter Locks"
"A year ago in December, a friend and I went to Teter Rock to view the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. We arrived shortly before sunset and marveling at the beauty of this very spiritual and magical place, took many photographs. I was fasc...

54
Suzanne Southard "Deep Prairie Roots" 2022 Winner
This piece is the winner of the 2022 Prairie Art Exhibition. "The Flint Hills are an expansive wonder: beautiful skies, miles of low rolling hills, fields of swaying grasses. The wide-open spaces feel like home to me. But there is more than meets th...

55
Cristine Sundquist "Chroma of a Passing Storm"
"My work depicts primarily the Kansas landscape with an emphasis on the Flint Hills and Southeast region of the state. I strive to visually contradict the popular belief that Kansas is flat and uninteresting. It's the simple beauty of the area that k...

56
Cathie Thompson "Distant Blue"
Colorful sunset over the Flint Hills with blue on the distant hills Cathie Thompson grew up on a farm in Eastern Kansas. Living in rural Kansas for most of her life, has given Cathie a great appreciation for the outdoors and nature. The Flint H...

57
Barbara Van Slyke "Blue Wild Indigo"
Blue Wild Indigo blooms profusely on the prairie in the spring. Barbara Van Slyke lives and works in the heart of the Flint Hills. This offers her daily photo opportunities to experience the ever changing beauty of prairie scenes. Engaging with nat...

58
Casey Wilson "Close up Prairie Fire"
Prairie fires are an essential part of the ecosystem for the Flint Hills. This closeup image shows the Tallgrass beginning to burn. Photographer Casey Wilson enjoys documenting the landscape and wildlife of the Flint Hills of Kansas. Photograph. 24...

59
Kenneth Wold "The Big Four #2"
"Much of the grassland is depicted in the horizontal while the grass that makes up that landscape should be recognized and honored in the vertical. The Big Four #2 attempts such recognition." Creating is a release of thought that Ken Wold finds nec...

60
Kelly Yarbrough "Landscape with Scars"
"I have lived most of my life in places that are supposed to be prairie, but the Flint Hills is the only place that still is. This tallgrass ecosystem compels me not because it is picturesque, but because it is resilient. Vast and sometimes monotonou...

61
Roura Young "Tallgrass Rhythm"
Grass heads sway in alternating rhythms while the viewer's eye moves upwards from the shadows of the undergrowth towards the autumn russets and golds of the grasses and finally into the air and lightness of the sky. This watercolor is done on synthe...

62
David Zlotky "Storm Over the Kansas Flint Hills"
"On the evening I made this image, there was an autumn thunderstorm coming in from the west. As it approached, I drove the backroads of a favorite area south of I-70 and east of highway 177. It felt like I had the entire place to myself, as the thund...

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The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of this incredible ecosystem can we preserve and protect one of the planet's largest stands of tallgrass prairie. Enjoy this beautiful selection of works celebrating the tallgrass prairie.

1
About Symphony in the Flint Hills
The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of ...

1
Bidding Information
Bidding is pretty simple, particularly if you've bid in an online auction before, but here's a quick rundown on some features that may be unfamiliar: Each lot in the auction is scheduled to close 20 seconds apart. For example, Lot 1 is scheduled to...

1
Shipping And Pick Up Information
Artwork is located at Symphony in the Flint Hills gallery in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. Contact them for information regarding previews, the Signature Event, auction pick up, and shipping: 620-273-8955 or info@symphonyintheflinthills.org.

2
Patricia Adams "Spring Paints the Hills Green"
"New green" of spring is vibrant against the burnt earth. The "new green" is a sign of the warm & sunny days ahead in the flint hills! Inspired by the natural beauty of the Kansas landscape, Patricia uses color, mark, shapes and shadows to paint t...

3
Amy Allen "Messages"
Messages The quote "Nature is alive and talking to us. This is not a metaphor" by Terence McKenna kept running through my mind during the weeks I painted this piece. Nature does indeed have messages for us if we choose to pay attention. Sometimes w...

4
Dianna Bartel "Thunderstorm on the Prairie"
When I think of Kansas weather I think of contradiction. Drama and peace in the same breath. Quick changes that blow across the prairie like the wind. This is the thunderstorm that quickly appears in the distance giving views of sunshine and rain in ...

5
Susan Bartel "Waiting For Butterflies"
"Waiting For Butterflies: Green Antelopehorn" Often overlooked, the Green Antelopehorn (Asclepias Viridis) is an important Flint Hills milkweed, especially for bumblebees and butterflies, including monarchs. With its long taproot, it loves full sun ...

6
Charles Baughman "Colorful Kansas"
Nature has a continuous process of destruction and rebirth. Nature's rebirth often happens in unexpected ways; big events like earthquakes, tornados, hurricanes and fire. This destruction is always followed by new life - fresh yet subtle growth sta...

7
Scott Bean "Late Summer"
I love watching the different wildflowers as they bloom in the Flint Hills each year. The splashes of color that each flower brings as it blooms is a welcome sight and a great compliment to a late summer sunset. Scott likes being outside and likes w...

8
Jessica Bell "Secret Place of Thunder"
This painting was painted looking south of Saffordville where my grandpa lives. An incoming thunderstorm is always beautiful in the Flint Hills. I love how the thunder echoes through the hills, you can almost smell the rain coming. Jessica painted...

9
Carrie Bernauer "A Lovely Day is Done"
I stand at my easel with brushes, oils and canvas intent upon painting a landscape capturing a peaceful place and time. I want the viewer to join me in hearing the melodies of larks, feeling the warmth of sun on skin, and seeing the light bouncing b...

10
Sandy Braga "Sundown on the Flint Hills"
"Sundown" resulted from a composite of my reference photos taken during several visits to the Flint Hills. I have always been drawn to open vistas and big sky's, painting plein air. What drew me to the subject this time was the maze of shadows windin...

11
Bruce Brock "Cowboy's Heaven on Earth"
My feeling of being Heaven on earth for a cowboy is grass knee high, cattle fat, riding a good horse, and nice weather. Originally from Chanute, Kansas Bruce moved to the Flint Hills in 1989. Along with creating Flint Hills inspired art, including ...

12
Mark Clarke "Beautiful Ending"
More than 35 years after putting away my film camera, I decided to invest in a modest digital camera and dive back into the photography world. The complexities of the digital world are providing a very tall and very steep learning curve, but I am alw...

13
Louis Copt "Flint Hills Revealed"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

14
Louis Copt "Sky Trails"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

15
Lisa Cowan "Flint Hills Spring Creek"
Listen to the crisp, clean trickle of the water flowing in this spring creek nestled in amongst the new growth beginning to fill in for the season ahead. Not a vast landscape of the Flint Hills, but a microcosm of what makes up the area. Lisa Cowan...

16
Michael Duane "Late Illumination"
"The inspiration for my art is the interaction I have with the Kansas weather, especially over the Kansas Flint Hills. I paint the emotions I feel after observing the thunderstorms that commonly occur in Spring and Summer. My art can be the serenity ...

17
Lucie Eusey "Cloud Armada"
High cumulus clouds racing across the Flint Hills sky bring to mind an armada of ships sailing across a turbulent sea. The loose brushwork evokes the dynamic nature of air in motion. A native Kansan and a long-time resident of Emporia, Lucie Eusey u...

18
Mary Foley Gorman "Kansas Glory"
I love the surprise splashes of color brought by the brilliant sunflowers. They dot the Kansas landscape adding spice to the tranquil scene. What joy they bring to those who view them. Mary Foley Gorman received her Bachelor of of Arts degree from ...

19
Clive Fullagar "After the Golden Hour"
Most artists like to paint in the Golden Hour just before the sun sets. I actually prefer the minutes after sun has set, when the sun does not dominate the light, and the land has been put to bed. There is a serenity in this moment in the Flint Hills...

20
Gloria Gale "Flint Hills Breaks"
"Kansas should be known as Big Sky country. At least in the Flint Hills, the rolling scenery stretches forever. What a perfect vantage point to capture the whimsey of the weather. When a storm approaches, it's an event not to be missed. Atop a hill n...

21
MacKenzie Glassco "Amidst the Hills"
Most people that I meet who are not from here, think Kansas to be flat, or lacking the scenery to grab their attention. If they had the introduction of eastern Kansas like I did, I believe they'd change their minds. Cascades of greens throughout the ...

22
Virginia Grass Simmons "God Visits..."
Full title is: "God Visits the Kansas Prairie". Beautiful Kansas skies coupled with graceful, rolling Flint Hills, remain unmatched for their stunning elegance. Virginia Grass Simmons is a member of Oil Painters of America and Missouri Valley Impres...

23
Amy Gray "Flint Hills Afternoon"
The Flint Hills have always been my favorite area in Kansas. The rolling hills and large vistas are so exhilarating. I hope you enjoy my humble interpretation of what inspires me. Amy Gray moved to Kansas from the East Coast 20 years ago. She is ins...

24
Hugh Greer "Rush Hour Traffic"
Crows! I've always liked them. They are a very smart bird. I wonder about those that I have depicted here, though. Where are they headed and how do they stay warm? I hope their leader has it all figured out! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Greer...

25
Hugh Greer "Rows and Roses"
Hay time in Kansas can also be storm time. This farmer/rancher may have to wait until the storm passes before bailing his cut hay. However, the wild roses will benefit from the moisture generated by the storm! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Gree...

26
Lisa Grossman "Gust Front Sketch"
To me there's nothing more exciting than painting Kansas storms moving in with their dramatic shifts of light, temperature, winds, and barometer. I work best under this kind of pressure, furiously trying to get something down before it gets dangerous...

27
Lisa Grossman "Ridgelines"
"I moved to this region in 1988 and my first encounter with the Tallgrass prairies forever changed the trajectory of my life and work. Painting on location in the expansive grasslands has enthralled me ever since and my work has been an exploration o...

28
Dale Hartley "Summer Sundown"
"As I worked on this oil I enjoyed some spectacular sunsets. My home and studio is nestled in trees, so I go a little way to find a more open view. The last mark I made was the bright spot in the center of the sun." A native of Kansas, Dale Hartle...

29
Richard Hayek "Spring Creek March"
Finding its origins southwest of Cottonwood Falls, in the heart of Osage Hill, this creek eventually finds the Cottonwood River. Fascinated by the thin line between earth and sky , in wonderment of landscapes and their disposition, Richard Hayek...

30
Jean Hutchison "Autumn in the Flint Hills"
"I was traveling home from Wichita one fall afternoon and decided to take my time and drive the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to Cottonwood Falls. As I was traveling along I looked to the west and saw this large lone tree adorned with colorful autumn lea...

31
Jason Keller "A Supercell and a Warrior"
A supercell thunderstorm spins above the Unknown Kanza Warrior Monument at Allegawaho Heritage Memorial Park near Council, Kansas. Jason Keller is a Topeka-based photographer who enjoys photographing Kansas' unique landscapes and Mother Nature's bea...

32
Jeffrey Kline "Fall Prairie"
Early morning fall photo of the Flint Hills looking across the Konza Prairie. Jeffrey Kline has had multiple pictures published in "Kansas Magazine" over the past several years as well as participating in many juried shows in the Manhattan and Junct...

33
Cally Krallman "Orchestral Prairie Gale"
Sometimes the prairie is quiet, then sometimes it's jazzy! Orchestral Prairie Gale is a painting of a scene that is singing in full volume, with the tempest storm on the horizon. Goldenrod is resting in the foreground, echoing the summer sky. Call...

34
Jennifer Larsen "Kansas Bluescape"
"A variety of formalist approaches take place in my work. Compositional balance, movement, texture, pattern and layering are all a part of my artistic process. I often focus on the principals and elements of design as a catalyst to my creative proces...

35
Diane Lawrence "Coral Kissed Prairie"
"I am fascinated by the color changes in the sky, especially in the prairie. The subtle pastels and vibrant colors evolve quickly during weather changes. The hints of coral in this landscape were a delight to paint." Diane graduated from the Kansas...

36
Kristine Luber "Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow"
"Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow" is a 17th century German hymn by Paul Gerhardt. In English translation, the first lines are, "Now rest beneath night's shadow, the woodland, field and meadow; the world in slumber lies." Gerhardt had no idea that the...

37
Maria Martin "After a Summer Storm"
"I draw my inspiration from nature, road trip miles, and visits to the Southwest. My paintings are interpretations of travel journeys, about expression and movement. I work in acrylic and oil paints as well as collage adding a mix of my sketches, ...

38
Mary Gordon McFall "Prairie in June"
"As the seasons change, I am struck by expansive color and texture shifts among plant life on the prairie. Contrasted with a big open sky, these observations inspire my work and fuel my desire to play with light, shadow, and space. Working from photo...

39
Kathy Menzie "Hay Field"
"Travel across Kansas, almost any time, reveals fields of hay, but the best time is when the harvest is just finished. The round bales of hay say this is the time of plenty, but the hay must be collected and stored for the time when it is cold and sn...

40
Thomas Montgomery "Cowboy 101"
"This painting used a photo reference I took at a youth rodeo event that my grandchildren were participating in. The photo is not one of my grandchildren but I thought it looked like the perfect teaching moment, therefore the title 'Cowboy 101.'" To...

41
Steven Moser "April Redbuds near Tuttle Creek"
The blooming of Redbuds mark the spring in the Flinthills. This view was painted in spring of 2020 off Carnahan Road on the east side of Tuttle Creek Lake near Living Water Ranch. Steven Moser is a Manhattan, Kansas based painter. His work focuses o...

42
Angela Muller "The Prairie in Four Seasons"
"Indian grass stars in this exploration of the seasons, an examination of wild prairie grass thriving in all conditions. The prairie is not for weak-hearted things. Life endures bitter cold, drought, strong wind, and searing heat but plants adapt, gr...

43
Sue Nielsen-Atchison "Bluestem Restoration"
"I want to capture a fleeting magic in the circle of the bluestem cycle. The spontaneous approach that oil and cold wax provides along with the challenge of the intuitive process motivates me. I want my work to be rich and intriguing and take the v...

44
Elnora Nokes "Whispering"
"The contours of the land forms are endlessly interesting to me, as are the colors and textures of the sky. Never a dull or boring moment. Some are loud and stormy with howling wind and rain. Sometimes in the glorious starkness of cold, deep winte...

45
Kirstin Novak "Last Vestiges of Summer"
The season of summer wanes like the sun does as it dips below the Flint Hills, casting incredible hues of red, orange, pink and yellow, highlighting a pond and the tips of the tallgrass prairie. Fall can't be far away. Kirstin Novak is a regionally ...

46
Gary Ozias "Flint Hills Rustic"
"This old, rustic barn was built generations ago and its glory days have passed it by. However, it still maintains its strong, lasting character of native stone and wood. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to paint this Kansas barn. Like the surround...

47
Gary Ozias "Tallgrass Sunset"
As a glorious, dusk settles over the enduring tallgrass prairie, the day's glory slips away. The fertile, waving grasses whisper in the soft evening breezes. Over eons of time, their roots have grown strong and supported ancient people, animals, and ...

48
Johne Richardson "Behemoth"
"This particular summer storm spawned a few tornadoes out on the prairie, but by sunset it was mostly show ... but what a show. Maybe the most splendid cloud formation I've ever witnessed and I've made any number of efforts to capture it just right....

49
Susan Rose "Hunting the Sumac"
"Damp conditions bring a vibrantancy to the colors of the autumn prairie; my favorite conditions to capture in my work. This scene was one I see so often as I go up into our pasture to get horses brought in each evening. I so enjoy watching the North...

50
Irene Schomacker "Sunset Drama"
"I have always been fascinated by colors and movement created by storm clouds....especially at sunset. There is nothing like watching their drama unfold in the Flint Hills. This work was based on a photo I took west of Matfield Green." Early art cou...

51
Deb Schroer "Flint Hills Drama"
The storm in "Flint Hills Drama" is such that you can almost smell the rain. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. She loves the ...

52
Deb Schroer "Building Storm Clouds"
"Building Storm Clouds" has an array of beautiful colors that was very enjoyable to paint. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. ...

53
Marcia Scurfield "Teter Locks"
"A year ago in December, a friend and I went to Teter Rock to view the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. We arrived shortly before sunset and marveling at the beauty of this very spiritual and magical place, took many photographs. I was fasc...

54
Suzanne Southard "Deep Prairie Roots" 2022 Winner
This piece is the winner of the 2022 Prairie Art Exhibition. "The Flint Hills are an expansive wonder: beautiful skies, miles of low rolling hills, fields of swaying grasses. The wide-open spaces feel like home to me. But there is more than meets th...

55
Cristine Sundquist "Chroma of a Passing Storm"
"My work depicts primarily the Kansas landscape with an emphasis on the Flint Hills and Southeast region of the state. I strive to visually contradict the popular belief that Kansas is flat and uninteresting. It's the simple beauty of the area that k...

56
Cathie Thompson "Distant Blue"
Colorful sunset over the Flint Hills with blue on the distant hills Cathie Thompson grew up on a farm in Eastern Kansas. Living in rural Kansas for most of her life, has given Cathie a great appreciation for the outdoors and nature. The Flint H...

57
Barbara Van Slyke "Blue Wild Indigo"
Blue Wild Indigo blooms profusely on the prairie in the spring. Barbara Van Slyke lives and works in the heart of the Flint Hills. This offers her daily photo opportunities to experience the ever changing beauty of prairie scenes. Engaging with nat...

58
Casey Wilson "Close up Prairie Fire"
Prairie fires are an essential part of the ecosystem for the Flint Hills. This closeup image shows the Tallgrass beginning to burn. Photographer Casey Wilson enjoys documenting the landscape and wildlife of the Flint Hills of Kansas. Photograph. 24...

59
Kenneth Wold "The Big Four #2"
"Much of the grassland is depicted in the horizontal while the grass that makes up that landscape should be recognized and honored in the vertical. The Big Four #2 attempts such recognition." Creating is a release of thought that Ken Wold finds nec...

60
Kelly Yarbrough "Landscape with Scars"
"I have lived most of my life in places that are supposed to be prairie, but the Flint Hills is the only place that still is. This tallgrass ecosystem compels me not because it is picturesque, but because it is resilient. Vast and sometimes monotonou...

61
Roura Young "Tallgrass Rhythm"
Grass heads sway in alternating rhythms while the viewer's eye moves upwards from the shadows of the undergrowth towards the autumn russets and golds of the grasses and finally into the air and lightness of the sky. This watercolor is done on synthe...

62
David Zlotky "Storm Over the Kansas Flint Hills"
"On the evening I made this image, there was an autumn thunderstorm coming in from the west. As it approached, I drove the backroads of a favorite area south of I-70 and east of highway 177. It felt like I had the entire place to myself, as the thund...

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2022 Symphony In The Flint Hills Prairie Art Auction
 Online Only Auction
Auction Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Saturday Apr 30
Bidding Ends: Tuesday Jun 14
Auction Location

Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845
Company
KC Auction & Appraisal Company

Website: www.kcauctioncompany.com

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For information, please visit www.symphonyintheflinthills.org
The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of this incredible ecosystem can we preserve and protect one of the planet's largest stands of tallgrass prairie. Enjoy this beautiful selection of works celebrating the tallgrass prairie.

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About Symphony in the Flint Hills
The KC Auction & Appraisal Company is honored to work with Symphony in the Flint Hills again. We fully support their mission to: "Heighten appreciation and knowledge of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie." Only through appreciation and knowledge of ...

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Bidding Information
Bidding is pretty simple, particularly if you've bid in an online auction before, but here's a quick rundown on some features that may be unfamiliar: Each lot in the auction is scheduled to close 20 seconds apart. For example, Lot 1 is scheduled to...

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Shipping And Pick Up Information
Artwork is located at Symphony in the Flint Hills gallery in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. Contact them for information regarding previews, the Signature Event, auction pick up, and shipping: 620-273-8955 or info@symphonyintheflinthills.org.

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Patricia Adams "Spring Paints the Hills Green"
"New green" of spring is vibrant against the burnt earth. The "new green" is a sign of the warm & sunny days ahead in the flint hills! Inspired by the natural beauty of the Kansas landscape, Patricia uses color, mark, shapes and shadows to paint t...

3
Amy Allen "Messages"
Messages The quote "Nature is alive and talking to us. This is not a metaphor" by Terence McKenna kept running through my mind during the weeks I painted this piece. Nature does indeed have messages for us if we choose to pay attention. Sometimes w...

4
Dianna Bartel "Thunderstorm on the Prairie"
When I think of Kansas weather I think of contradiction. Drama and peace in the same breath. Quick changes that blow across the prairie like the wind. This is the thunderstorm that quickly appears in the distance giving views of sunshine and rain in ...

5
Susan Bartel "Waiting For Butterflies"
"Waiting For Butterflies: Green Antelopehorn" Often overlooked, the Green Antelopehorn (Asclepias Viridis) is an important Flint Hills milkweed, especially for bumblebees and butterflies, including monarchs. With its long taproot, it loves full sun ...

6
Charles Baughman "Colorful Kansas"
Nature has a continuous process of destruction and rebirth. Nature's rebirth often happens in unexpected ways; big events like earthquakes, tornados, hurricanes and fire. This destruction is always followed by new life - fresh yet subtle growth sta...

7
Scott Bean "Late Summer"
I love watching the different wildflowers as they bloom in the Flint Hills each year. The splashes of color that each flower brings as it blooms is a welcome sight and a great compliment to a late summer sunset. Scott likes being outside and likes w...

8
Jessica Bell "Secret Place of Thunder"
This painting was painted looking south of Saffordville where my grandpa lives. An incoming thunderstorm is always beautiful in the Flint Hills. I love how the thunder echoes through the hills, you can almost smell the rain coming. Jessica painted...

9
Carrie Bernauer "A Lovely Day is Done"
I stand at my easel with brushes, oils and canvas intent upon painting a landscape capturing a peaceful place and time. I want the viewer to join me in hearing the melodies of larks, feeling the warmth of sun on skin, and seeing the light bouncing b...

10
Sandy Braga "Sundown on the Flint Hills"
"Sundown" resulted from a composite of my reference photos taken during several visits to the Flint Hills. I have always been drawn to open vistas and big sky's, painting plein air. What drew me to the subject this time was the maze of shadows windin...

11
Bruce Brock "Cowboy's Heaven on Earth"
My feeling of being Heaven on earth for a cowboy is grass knee high, cattle fat, riding a good horse, and nice weather. Originally from Chanute, Kansas Bruce moved to the Flint Hills in 1989. Along with creating Flint Hills inspired art, including ...

12
Mark Clarke "Beautiful Ending"
More than 35 years after putting away my film camera, I decided to invest in a modest digital camera and dive back into the photography world. The complexities of the digital world are providing a very tall and very steep learning curve, but I am alw...

13
Louis Copt "Flint Hills Revealed"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

14
Louis Copt "Sky Trails"
"For the past thirty-some years, I have been painting the Kansas landscape, particularly the Flint Hills. Over the years, there have been many changes in the rural landscape, some gradual, others quite dramatic. Most of the changes are due simply ...

15
Lisa Cowan "Flint Hills Spring Creek"
Listen to the crisp, clean trickle of the water flowing in this spring creek nestled in amongst the new growth beginning to fill in for the season ahead. Not a vast landscape of the Flint Hills, but a microcosm of what makes up the area. Lisa Cowan...

16
Michael Duane "Late Illumination"
"The inspiration for my art is the interaction I have with the Kansas weather, especially over the Kansas Flint Hills. I paint the emotions I feel after observing the thunderstorms that commonly occur in Spring and Summer. My art can be the serenity ...

17
Lucie Eusey "Cloud Armada"
High cumulus clouds racing across the Flint Hills sky bring to mind an armada of ships sailing across a turbulent sea. The loose brushwork evokes the dynamic nature of air in motion. A native Kansan and a long-time resident of Emporia, Lucie Eusey u...

18
Mary Foley Gorman "Kansas Glory"
I love the surprise splashes of color brought by the brilliant sunflowers. They dot the Kansas landscape adding spice to the tranquil scene. What joy they bring to those who view them. Mary Foley Gorman received her Bachelor of of Arts degree from ...

19
Clive Fullagar "After the Golden Hour"
Most artists like to paint in the Golden Hour just before the sun sets. I actually prefer the minutes after sun has set, when the sun does not dominate the light, and the land has been put to bed. There is a serenity in this moment in the Flint Hills...

20
Gloria Gale "Flint Hills Breaks"
"Kansas should be known as Big Sky country. At least in the Flint Hills, the rolling scenery stretches forever. What a perfect vantage point to capture the whimsey of the weather. When a storm approaches, it's an event not to be missed. Atop a hill n...

21
MacKenzie Glassco "Amidst the Hills"
Most people that I meet who are not from here, think Kansas to be flat, or lacking the scenery to grab their attention. If they had the introduction of eastern Kansas like I did, I believe they'd change their minds. Cascades of greens throughout the ...

22
Virginia Grass Simmons "God Visits..."
Full title is: "God Visits the Kansas Prairie". Beautiful Kansas skies coupled with graceful, rolling Flint Hills, remain unmatched for their stunning elegance. Virginia Grass Simmons is a member of Oil Painters of America and Missouri Valley Impres...

23
Amy Gray "Flint Hills Afternoon"
The Flint Hills have always been my favorite area in Kansas. The rolling hills and large vistas are so exhilarating. I hope you enjoy my humble interpretation of what inspires me. Amy Gray moved to Kansas from the East Coast 20 years ago. She is ins...

24
Hugh Greer "Rush Hour Traffic"
Crows! I've always liked them. They are a very smart bird. I wonder about those that I have depicted here, though. Where are they headed and how do they stay warm? I hope their leader has it all figured out! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Greer...

25
Hugh Greer "Rows and Roses"
Hay time in Kansas can also be storm time. This farmer/rancher may have to wait until the storm passes before bailing his cut hay. However, the wild roses will benefit from the moisture generated by the storm! Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Hugh Gree...

26
Lisa Grossman "Gust Front Sketch"
To me there's nothing more exciting than painting Kansas storms moving in with their dramatic shifts of light, temperature, winds, and barometer. I work best under this kind of pressure, furiously trying to get something down before it gets dangerous...

27
Lisa Grossman "Ridgelines"
"I moved to this region in 1988 and my first encounter with the Tallgrass prairies forever changed the trajectory of my life and work. Painting on location in the expansive grasslands has enthralled me ever since and my work has been an exploration o...

28
Dale Hartley "Summer Sundown"
"As I worked on this oil I enjoyed some spectacular sunsets. My home and studio is nestled in trees, so I go a little way to find a more open view. The last mark I made was the bright spot in the center of the sun." A native of Kansas, Dale Hartle...

29
Richard Hayek "Spring Creek March"
Finding its origins southwest of Cottonwood Falls, in the heart of Osage Hill, this creek eventually finds the Cottonwood River. Fascinated by the thin line between earth and sky , in wonderment of landscapes and their disposition, Richard Hayek...

30
Jean Hutchison "Autumn in the Flint Hills"
"I was traveling home from Wichita one fall afternoon and decided to take my time and drive the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to Cottonwood Falls. As I was traveling along I looked to the west and saw this large lone tree adorned with colorful autumn lea...

31
Jason Keller "A Supercell and a Warrior"
A supercell thunderstorm spins above the Unknown Kanza Warrior Monument at Allegawaho Heritage Memorial Park near Council, Kansas. Jason Keller is a Topeka-based photographer who enjoys photographing Kansas' unique landscapes and Mother Nature's bea...

32
Jeffrey Kline "Fall Prairie"
Early morning fall photo of the Flint Hills looking across the Konza Prairie. Jeffrey Kline has had multiple pictures published in "Kansas Magazine" over the past several years as well as participating in many juried shows in the Manhattan and Junct...

33
Cally Krallman "Orchestral Prairie Gale"
Sometimes the prairie is quiet, then sometimes it's jazzy! Orchestral Prairie Gale is a painting of a scene that is singing in full volume, with the tempest storm on the horizon. Goldenrod is resting in the foreground, echoing the summer sky. Call...

34
Jennifer Larsen "Kansas Bluescape"
"A variety of formalist approaches take place in my work. Compositional balance, movement, texture, pattern and layering are all a part of my artistic process. I often focus on the principals and elements of design as a catalyst to my creative proces...

35
Diane Lawrence "Coral Kissed Prairie"
"I am fascinated by the color changes in the sky, especially in the prairie. The subtle pastels and vibrant colors evolve quickly during weather changes. The hints of coral in this landscape were a delight to paint." Diane graduated from the Kansas...

36
Kristine Luber "Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow"
"Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow" is a 17th century German hymn by Paul Gerhardt. In English translation, the first lines are, "Now rest beneath night's shadow, the woodland, field and meadow; the world in slumber lies." Gerhardt had no idea that the...

37
Maria Martin "After a Summer Storm"
"I draw my inspiration from nature, road trip miles, and visits to the Southwest. My paintings are interpretations of travel journeys, about expression and movement. I work in acrylic and oil paints as well as collage adding a mix of my sketches, ...

38
Mary Gordon McFall "Prairie in June"
"As the seasons change, I am struck by expansive color and texture shifts among plant life on the prairie. Contrasted with a big open sky, these observations inspire my work and fuel my desire to play with light, shadow, and space. Working from photo...

39
Kathy Menzie "Hay Field"
"Travel across Kansas, almost any time, reveals fields of hay, but the best time is when the harvest is just finished. The round bales of hay say this is the time of plenty, but the hay must be collected and stored for the time when it is cold and sn...

40
Thomas Montgomery "Cowboy 101"
"This painting used a photo reference I took at a youth rodeo event that my grandchildren were participating in. The photo is not one of my grandchildren but I thought it looked like the perfect teaching moment, therefore the title 'Cowboy 101.'" To...

41
Steven Moser "April Redbuds near Tuttle Creek"
The blooming of Redbuds mark the spring in the Flinthills. This view was painted in spring of 2020 off Carnahan Road on the east side of Tuttle Creek Lake near Living Water Ranch. Steven Moser is a Manhattan, Kansas based painter. His work focuses o...

42
Angela Muller "The Prairie in Four Seasons"
"Indian grass stars in this exploration of the seasons, an examination of wild prairie grass thriving in all conditions. The prairie is not for weak-hearted things. Life endures bitter cold, drought, strong wind, and searing heat but plants adapt, gr...

43
Sue Nielsen-Atchison "Bluestem Restoration"
"I want to capture a fleeting magic in the circle of the bluestem cycle. The spontaneous approach that oil and cold wax provides along with the challenge of the intuitive process motivates me. I want my work to be rich and intriguing and take the v...

44
Elnora Nokes "Whispering"
"The contours of the land forms are endlessly interesting to me, as are the colors and textures of the sky. Never a dull or boring moment. Some are loud and stormy with howling wind and rain. Sometimes in the glorious starkness of cold, deep winte...

45
Kirstin Novak "Last Vestiges of Summer"
The season of summer wanes like the sun does as it dips below the Flint Hills, casting incredible hues of red, orange, pink and yellow, highlighting a pond and the tips of the tallgrass prairie. Fall can't be far away. Kirstin Novak is a regionally ...

46
Gary Ozias "Flint Hills Rustic"
"This old, rustic barn was built generations ago and its glory days have passed it by. However, it still maintains its strong, lasting character of native stone and wood. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to paint this Kansas barn. Like the surround...

47
Gary Ozias "Tallgrass Sunset"
As a glorious, dusk settles over the enduring tallgrass prairie, the day's glory slips away. The fertile, waving grasses whisper in the soft evening breezes. Over eons of time, their roots have grown strong and supported ancient people, animals, and ...

48
Johne Richardson "Behemoth"
"This particular summer storm spawned a few tornadoes out on the prairie, but by sunset it was mostly show ... but what a show. Maybe the most splendid cloud formation I've ever witnessed and I've made any number of efforts to capture it just right....

49
Susan Rose "Hunting the Sumac"
"Damp conditions bring a vibrantancy to the colors of the autumn prairie; my favorite conditions to capture in my work. This scene was one I see so often as I go up into our pasture to get horses brought in each evening. I so enjoy watching the North...

50
Irene Schomacker "Sunset Drama"
"I have always been fascinated by colors and movement created by storm clouds....especially at sunset. There is nothing like watching their drama unfold in the Flint Hills. This work was based on a photo I took west of Matfield Green." Early art cou...

51
Deb Schroer "Flint Hills Drama"
The storm in "Flint Hills Drama" is such that you can almost smell the rain. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. She loves the ...

52
Deb Schroer "Building Storm Clouds"
"Building Storm Clouds" has an array of beautiful colors that was very enjoyable to paint. Creating paintings of the Flint Hills has been Deb Schroer's passion for many years. The storms that come across the prairie are especially exciting for her. ...

53
Marcia Scurfield "Teter Locks"
"A year ago in December, a friend and I went to Teter Rock to view the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. We arrived shortly before sunset and marveling at the beauty of this very spiritual and magical place, took many photographs. I was fasc...

54
Suzanne Southard "Deep Prairie Roots" 2022 Winner
This piece is the winner of the 2022 Prairie Art Exhibition. "The Flint Hills are an expansive wonder: beautiful skies, miles of low rolling hills, fields of swaying grasses. The wide-open spaces feel like home to me. But there is more than meets th...

55
Cristine Sundquist "Chroma of a Passing Storm"
"My work depicts primarily the Kansas landscape with an emphasis on the Flint Hills and Southeast region of the state. I strive to visually contradict the popular belief that Kansas is flat and uninteresting. It's the simple beauty of the area that k...

56
Cathie Thompson "Distant Blue"
Colorful sunset over the Flint Hills with blue on the distant hills Cathie Thompson grew up on a farm in Eastern Kansas. Living in rural Kansas for most of her life, has given Cathie a great appreciation for the outdoors and nature. The Flint H...

57
Barbara Van Slyke "Blue Wild Indigo"
Blue Wild Indigo blooms profusely on the prairie in the spring. Barbara Van Slyke lives and works in the heart of the Flint Hills. This offers her daily photo opportunities to experience the ever changing beauty of prairie scenes. Engaging with nat...

58
Casey Wilson "Close up Prairie Fire"
Prairie fires are an essential part of the ecosystem for the Flint Hills. This closeup image shows the Tallgrass beginning to burn. Photographer Casey Wilson enjoys documenting the landscape and wildlife of the Flint Hills of Kansas. Photograph. 24...

59
Kenneth Wold "The Big Four #2"
"Much of the grassland is depicted in the horizontal while the grass that makes up that landscape should be recognized and honored in the vertical. The Big Four #2 attempts such recognition." Creating is a release of thought that Ken Wold finds nec...

60
Kelly Yarbrough "Landscape with Scars"
"I have lived most of my life in places that are supposed to be prairie, but the Flint Hills is the only place that still is. This tallgrass ecosystem compels me not because it is picturesque, but because it is resilient. Vast and sometimes monotonou...

61
Roura Young "Tallgrass Rhythm"
Grass heads sway in alternating rhythms while the viewer's eye moves upwards from the shadows of the undergrowth towards the autumn russets and golds of the grasses and finally into the air and lightness of the sky. This watercolor is done on synthe...

62
David Zlotky "Storm Over the Kansas Flint Hills"
"On the evening I made this image, there was an autumn thunderstorm coming in from the west. As it approached, I drove the backroads of a favorite area south of I-70 and east of highway 177. It felt like I had the entire place to myself, as the thund...