Ross Braught
The mission of the Ross Braught Memorial Gallery is to present and preserve the art of Ross Braught and artists whose art is inspired by nature and human reactions to the world. Ross Eugene Braught (1898-1983) was primarily a painter of all scales and perhaps peerless in the graphic arts medium during mid-twentieth century America. Braught was not a self promoter nor did he join artist societies. He was even reluctant to part with his works as each appeared to have a particular memory to him. We look forward to presenting his lost works as they are rediscovered.
Ross Eugene Braught: Man of Imagination
By Roland Sabates
Roland Sabates chronicles the life and art of Ross Braught with full color reproduction of all the artist’s known works.
The book begins with a noteworthy foreword by David Adams Cleveland and ends with a reproduction of Braught lithographic masterpiece, Phaethon.
This colossal book was published in December of 2021. The 320 page book measures 10 x 14 inches and weighs nearly six pounds.
