475. Gordon Fiscus (American, b. 1902), "New Mexico Landscape", c.1935; oil/canvas laid down on board (original), 20" x 24", signed, nice frame. Fiscus studied with Maynard Dixon and Walter Ufer, and in Indiana with William Forsyth. He exhibited in at the San Francisco Art League and the Hoosier Salon. He taught at the John Herron Art Institute for 18 years. 1000-2000

476. Oldrich O. Farsky (American, early 20th century), "California Landscape", c.1928; oil/canvas, 24" x 36", signed, fine original frame. Farsky was a resident of Los Angeles in the mid 1920s. His specialty was scenes of the Antelope Valley, near Palmdale, CA. 1000-1500

477. Henry Herget (American, early 20th century), "Indian Fishing", c.1915; oil/board, 10" x 20", signed. Herget specialized in Indian subject matter. He lived in St. Louis, MO, and like his friend and fellow painter, Oscar Beninghaus, traveled west to New Mexico. 2000-3000

478. Arthur Beckwith (American, 1860-1930), "Eucalyptus Grove", c.1915; oil/canvas, 30" x 20", signed, original frame. Beckwith worked in San Francisco from the 1880s, and many of his works were destroyed in the 1906 fire. He later worked in Greenbrae, CA, but continued to maintain a studio in San Francisco. He was a member of the Bohemian Club, San Francisco Art Association, and the Sequoia Club. 2500-3500

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