Tributes are pouring in for Moose Jaw artist Gus Froese.
Froese, who was born in Hawarden, SK in 1929, passed away this week.
According to a biography of Froese on the Saskatchewan Network of Art Collecting, Frose retired from teaching full-time in 1976 and began focusing more on his painting.
Froese was an integral part of the arts community in Moose Jaw, and leaves behind a number of famed works, including four of the 47 murals that grace buildings in the city. Those murals are: "Opening Day", "National Light and Power Co.", "March to the Pipes Forever", and "Ross Wells Tribute to Baseball."