Fifteen artists broke from the conservative Denver Artists Guild and founded what is now known as the "Colorado Fifteen". The 15 were, alphabetically, Don Allen, John Billmyer, Marion Buchan, Jean Charlot, Mina Conant, Angelo di Benedetto, Eo Kirchner, Vance Kirkland, Moritz Krieg, Duard Marshall, Louise Ronnebeck, William Sanderson, Paul K. Smith, J. Richard Sorby and Frank Vavra. Subsequently many other artists joined the 15 until the group disbanded about 1970. |
Angelo Di Benedetto 1913-1992
Untitled (Black on Black Mobile), circa 1955 acrylic
22 ¾ x 9 inches
Reference: 24870
Angelo Di Benedetto 1913-1992
Untitled (The DiBenedetto Twins), 1947 oil,
28 x 38 inches
Reference: 26641
Colorado Mining Town, Early Sunday Morning, circa 1930-1950
oil,
16 x 19 ½ inches
Reference: 28337
Untitled (Still Life with Zinnia and Abstract Paintings)
oil,
19 ½ x 23 ½ inches
Reference: 25857
Untitled (Artist's Studio with Paint, Flowers and Abstract Paintings)
oil,
34 ¼ x 28 ¼ inches
Reference: 25882
Untitled (Blue and Yellow Abstract)
mixed media
4 ¾ x 4 ¾ x ¼ inches
Reference: 26554
Untitled (Modernist Trees), circa 1940
watercolor,
22 ¾ x 14 ¾ inches
Reference: 24873
Angelo Di Benedetto 1913-1992
Chief Joseph 1840-1904, study for "Justice Through the Ages, Colorado" mural, 1977 mixed media,
18 x 15 inches
Reference: 24760