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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
8
New Yorker artist Stuyvesant Van Veen, 50, uses space as a medium in an abstract painting on a 3 by 5 foot clear plastic panel. He frames it to show its use as a room divider and argues space age ideas should remove limits on artistic concepts.
Brownfield residents attended the funeral for Atty Lloyd Croslin of Lubbock a well known South Plains political figure. Croslin served as area adviser to Senator Lyndon Johnson and Representative George Mahon and led the 19th District delegates to the state Democratic convention. He died Wednesday and would have been a delegate at large to the national convention in Los Angeles in July.
The ad boasts Gomez now has 14 business houses and 26 residences, with land prices from 10 to 75 dollars, and payment terms on large tracts. It cites Sam P. Ford as deeds executor and notes out‑of‑town ads and Dr. J. H. McCoy of Tohoka promoting eclectic medical cures. The Voice survived frontier hardships until merging with the News in 1954.
Artist Van Veen describes rectangular light panels formed from continuous lines in blue green tones with rose accents. He highlights varying opacity, irregular brush texture, and a background that changes the visual effect. The panels suit movable screens or fixed dividers and echo his muralist legacy with durable, impervious plastic for classrooms and industry.
European travelers who shop should heed caveat emptor at U S Customs New York City. Only artistic antiques before 1830 are duty free and many items are taxed or restricted. The piece lists prohibited meat and meat products, plant materials, and live animals with health and quarantine rules for entry.
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