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Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX

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Torso #2, 1949, carved wood, Collection of Beverly and George Palmer. ©Karl B. Williams

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The Art of the Scene at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art

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The Art of the Scene at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art

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Texas-born Charles Truett Williams was a charismatic and disciplined artist who helped rejuvenate the Fort Worth art scene with new artistic forms. Charles Truett Williams: The Art of the Scene presents more than thirty works by Williams and the artistic community in Fort Worth during the middle of the twentieth century.

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Fort Worth Botanic Garden, Botanic Garden Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX

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Solar Disc, 1964, stainless steel mounted on granite base, Fort Worth Public Art/City of Fort Worth, Gift of the Moncrief Endowment, 2004. ©Karl B. Williams

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View Williams's Solar Disc in the Outdoor Collection of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden located on University Drive.

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Fine Arts Building, Greek Row Drive, UTA Subareas, Arlington, TX

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[Two Bronze Totems], n.d., bronze, Located on The University of Texas at Arlington campus. ©Karl B. Williams

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Visit Williams's sculpture [Two Bronze Totems] at the northern-most entrance of the University of Texas at Arlington Fine Arts Building, located off of South Cooper Street.

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University of North Texas, Art Building, Denton, TX

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Earth Mother, 1958, carthage marble, University of North Texas, Art Public Places Collection, UNT. ©Karl B. Williams

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Earth Mother at the University of North Texas (UNT)

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Earth Mother at the University of North Texas (UNT)

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View Williams's Earth Mother on the west side of the University of North Texas Art Building, located on West Mulberry Street.

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Ridglea Country Club, Bernie Anderson Avenue, Fort Worth, TX

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 [Fountain], 1954, copper, Ridglea Country Club Collection. ©Karl B. Williams

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Untitled [Fountain] at Ridglea Country Club

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Untitled [Fountain] at Ridglea Country Club

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Williams's Untitled [Fountain] is inside the main entrance of Ridglea Country Club.*

*This sculpture is located inside a private country club and may not be accessible to the general public every day.