Eduard Buk Ulreich, Three of a Kind, 1949 – emblematic of his fascination with the wild horses he first witnessed on the western plains in the early 1900s

Eduard Buk Ulreich and his wife, Nura, in their Chicago studio, 1921

Eduard Buk Ulreich, I Love You For The Star And Moon That You Are, 1927 – a fanciful exploration of the feminine form

Eduard Buk Ulreich, untitled, 1930 – a modernist interpretation of a traditional western scene

Eduard Buk Ulreich, untitled, 1955 – reflects his response to the artworld’s movement toward total abstraction

Eduard Buk Ulreich in his San Francisco studio, 1955