The Stark Museum of Art has collections focused on artworks depicting native birds and wildlife (including works by John James Audubon), Native American craftworks, and Texan frontier culture. It's an astoundingly well-rounded museum, particularly given the small size of Orange.
Stark Museum of Art
Gulf Coast & South Texas
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