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Additional Artworks

From TMC Health Healing Arts Program

  1. Sanctuary by Lee Chesney, Image 1.

    Lee Chesney

    Sanctuary

    acrylic on linen

    69 x 63 in

  2. L204 Near Alamogordo by Todd Walker, Image 1.

    Todd Walker

    L204 Near Alamogordo

    original print photolithograph on archival paper

    8 x 11 in

  3. L192 Blue Canyon II by Todd Walker, Image 1.

    Todd Walker

    L192 Blue Canyon II

    original print photolithograph on archival paper

    8 x 11 in

  4. Grandfather, Give Us Your Children by Ned Jacob, Image 2.

    Ned Jacob

    Grandfather, Give Us Your Children

    color lithograph

    16 x 33 in

  5. The Navajo by Olaf Wieghorst, Image 1.

    Olaf Wieghorst

    The Navajo

    color lithograph

    22 x 20 in

  6. T.R. #3 Clairvoyant by Pamela Marks, Image 1.

    Pamela Marks

    T.R. #3 Clairvoyant

    mixed media

    22 x 17 in

  7. Untitled #13 - Let's take the Plunge! by Joanne Bauman, Image 4.

    Joanne Bauman

    Untitled #13 - Let's take the Plunge!

    pencil and prismacolor

    30 x 40 in

  8. ‘Proserpine’ by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Elizabeth Mellen, art historian by Nancy Webber, Image 1.

    Nancy Webber

    ‘Proserpine’ by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Elizabeth Mellen, art historian

    archival pigment inkjet print

    11 x 17 in

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About the artist

Joanne Bauman

American

1936–2020

Joanne Elizabeth (Bender) Bauman was born in 1936 in Sioux City, Iowa. She moved with her parents, Edward and Virginia Bender to Nebraska where the family settled in Weeping Water. She graduated from Weeping Water High School with honors. Joanne then proceeded to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she spent her college years. She was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority, Mortar Board Society, and graduated in 1958 with BFA.

In 1992, Keith (husband) and Joanne, empty nesters decided to retire to Tucson, AZ. Joanne continued to work in her home studio. She was juried into 12 selected group exhibits. She became a member of The Tucson Museum of Art and worked as a docent.

https://www.brockhausfuneralhome.com/obituary/joann-bauman