Louis Copt, Jim Brothers, and friend Barbel Liebmann (left to right), late '60s.
"Orange Ellen," by Louis Copt (30 x 40), 1968.
"Line of Flames," by Louis Copt (36 x 24).
"Abstract," by Louis Copt (30 x 40), 1968.
Weed rollers, circa 1972.
"Captain," by Jim Brothers.
"Protector Of The Plains," by Jim Brothers.
"Flight," by Jim Brothers.
"Wells Overlook Road," by Louis Copt (watercolor), 1986.
"Winter Farm," by Louis Copt (watercolor, 22 x 30).
"Shakespeare and Company," by Louis Copt (watercolor, 22 x 30), 1994.
Copt at his first show, at the Donald Batman Gallery in Kansas City, 1985.
"Plains Destiny," by Jim Brothers.
"Endangered Species: The American Farmer," by Jim Brothers.
"Homage," by Jim Brothers.
Copt in 1985. He says he had "no room in his duplex so I painted ...
Brothers in 1983.
"Dead Horse Point," by Louis Copt (oil on canvas, 36 x 48).
Copt (left) and Brothers (second from right) at the Hofbrau House, Germany, 1969.
Sculptor Jim Brothers, left, rests on the floor of the Lawrence Arts Center gallery while ...
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