Van Gogh at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, TX

Who knew that there were so many Van Gogh paintings in Texas? About a week ago, Mom and I visited the McNay Museum in San Antonio on our way home from my workshops in Florida. I went just to see the Van Gogh's Women Crossing the Fields. I had a little extra time and this is what I saw while there. (I would definitely go back as I could easily spend the day there. I really like how the museum was organized by theme.) 

 Larry Rivers

 Paul Wonner

Willem de Kooning

 Grace Hartigan

Vincent Van Gogh

 John Marin

 Amadeo Modigliani

Alberto Giacometti 

 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

 Henri Matisse

 Milton Avery, Alexey Jawlensky, Georges Rouault

 Helen Torr

 Georgia O'Keeffe

 William Zorach

 George Segal

Joan Mitchell

 Grace Hartigan

 Claude Monet

 Marsden Hartley

 William Baziotes

O'Keeffe 

 Piet Mondrian

 Deborah Roberts

 Robert Indiana

art found in nature down the street from the museum

What I found most interesting is that two of the three Van Gogh paintings that I saw on this trip were some of his very last paintings. 

Mom and I listened to Vincent and Theo: the Van Gogh Brothers while on the road. I'd highly recommend it. 

I'm planning my trip for the end of April and hoping to visit the Barnes Foundation (PA), The MET (NYC) as well as the Toledo Museum of Art (OH) and a few others to see Van Gogh. I'll have a big announcement about this trip similar to one that I made last year very soon...