Cyberauction: The Johanna Vogelsang Art Foundation in association with Windwild Music Studio

This year's Respect Life Banquet features a cyber-auction, featuring some of Johanna's pieces focused on women and the family.

Bids for artwork below close on September 10th. A new series of artwork will be posted on September 2nd.

Johanna Vogelsang was an artist who devoted her life and work to Civil Rights causes in Washington from the 60’s through the 90’s. Her fliers, posters, and paintings have been featured in major newspapers such as the Washington Post and in museums as influential as the Smithsonian. Johanna depicted civil rights and protests through the truth and spirit of the events themselves, illuminating human suffering and injustice around the world.

Our mission is to keep the spirit of her life and work alive by using funds raised through the display and sales of her artwork to promote social awareness and encouragement of struggling arts programs. Our intent is to teach and encourage students who wish to explore their creativity and develop music projects in a culture that devalues artistic expression.


In order to bid, please type the following information into the "Comment" box at the bottom of this page:
1. The name of the piece
2. Your bid
3. Your email address 

MAMA AND BABY SKETCH - OPENING BID $25

ANGEL SKETCH - OPENING BID $25

HANDS SKETCH - OPENING BID $25

MOTHER AND CHILD SKETCH - OPENING BID $25

GIFT CERTIFICATE - OPENING BID $75

SUSAN BROWNMILLER -AGAINST OUR WILL 3' X 2.5' 1976  OPENING BID $300

MOTHER & CHILD 1996 2' x 4' OPENING BID $300