FILE - In this Thursday, June 29, 2017 photo Leroy Jazwick talks about the collection of Archie B. Teater paintings at the Hagerman Valley Historical Society Museum in Hagerman, Idaho. Teater an Idaho-born landscape painter who traveled the world on the strength of his sales, had one-man shows in New York and commissioned a studio by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright is mostly forgotten now. Except by a southern Idaho historical society that owns about 600 of Archie Teater's oil-on-canvas paintings and hopes to revive demand for his work. (Pat Sutphin /The Times-News via AP, File)
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