The starkness of Kansas winter landscapes, both rural and urban, 
challenges anyone looking for detail. Here is relief, found in two interiors: 
The Kingman County Museum and the Wichita Art Museum. 


Kingman County Museum, Kingman, Kansas.


Telephone switchboard, Kingman County Museum.


Happy nurse, Kingman County Museum.


Scary taxidermy and engraved skull, Kingman County Museum.



Fossil, Kingman County Museum.


A tooth mold? Kingman County Museum. (Below: more taxidermy)





Ornament on a Singer sewing machine, Kingman County Museum. 


The surprisingly Art Deco deer prints by Native American artist Woody Crumbo at the Wichita Art Museum were oddly appealing. 


"American Farmer" by Carl Wuermer is the kind of regional painting I was hoping to see at the Wichita Art Museum.