The Thomas Hart Benton mural "Independence and the Opening of the West" is at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum in Independence, ... and a flute player and writer unmarried, ...

Artist Thomas Hart Benton had a little-known relationship with the Kansas City Chiefs that led to his painting and sculpting “Forward Pass.” ...

An archived version of a November 1969 Kansas City Star article on Thomas Hart Benton, the famed painter who sketched scenes from the sidelines of Chiefs games and practices. Kansas City Star archives ...

A hidden gem of Kansas City's historic Roanoke neighborhood, the Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio takes you back in time to the place Benton lived, worked and died.

Muralist Thomas Hart Benton's "The Sources of Country Music" — the legend's final painting — celebrates its 50th year of association with the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (now in the ...

Thomas Hart Benton was born in 1889, and lived and painted in Kansas City's Roanoke neighborhood, though he frequently traversed America's Midwest, South, and New York regions, while tasked with ...

The Jackson County Circuit Court judge awarded Benton’s heirs $35,000 on Dec. 13, just a fraction of the $85 million that the family sought in a 2019 lawsuit.

Artist Thomas Hart Benton had a little-known relationship with the Kansas City Chiefs that led to his painting and sculpting “Forward Pass.” ...