Daily docent-led gallery tours at noon introduce visitors to the exhibition “Frank Reaugh: Landscapes of Texas and the American West.” No reservations are required and admission is free. 

The tours are an opportunity to experience a historical survey of the most significant works created by Frank Reaugh, an artist often referred to as "the Dean of Texas Artists." The southwestern prairie and native Longhorn cattle were lifelong subjects of study for Reaugh. "No other artist had the opportunity or the desire to paint such subjects," Reaugh once stated. "Now the subjects have passed. They will not be painted with like authenticity again." Reaugh worked in the vein of American Impressionism and devoted his career to visually documenting the vast, unsettled regions of the Southwest before the turn of the 20th century.