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Stephen Howard Naegle
American
(1939–1981)
Old White Frame
Date unknown
Watercolor on paper
22 x 14 in. (55.88 x 35.56 cm)
Museum Permanent Collection
1984.2081
A prolific watercolorist, Naegle was born in Toquerville, Utah in 1938 and received an MFA from USU in 1969. Although he subsequently left Utah to teach in Arkansas and Wyoming, the shabby Victorian home in this painting is reminiscent of Utah architecture from the turn of the twentieth century. Because Naegle chose not to include traces of modern life—cars, toys, electronics, or other domestic paraphernalia—the scene feels like a portal to the past.
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- architectural details
- fences - Roofless enclosures, barriers, defenses, or bulwarks, such as a railings, walls, hedges, or palisades constructed along the boundary of a field, park, yard, or another place for the purpose of defending from intruders, marking boudnaries, or keeping livestock or people within.
- house
- mailboxes - Public or private containers for pickup or delivery of mail. For rented compartments in officially designated post offices, use "post-office boxes." The term formerly referred to boxes in which the mailbags were placed on a mail coach or steamer. In British usage, "mailboxes" typically refers specifically to such containers placed on a pole or post on a person's property, while "letter-boxes" typically refers to the larger boxes located in public places.
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