Wildcatters have started some of the grandest collections of historical Western art known to man. Denver’s Philip F. Anschutz. Fort Worth’s Sid Richardson and Amon Carter. Tulsa’s Thomas Gilcrease. Shreveport’s R.W. Norton. Bartlesville’s Frank Phillips. Now the collection of Midland, Texas’s self-made oilman, Fred T. Hogan, has earned a spotlight among art collectors, as five of its paintings were included among the top 10 lots sold at Heritage Auctions’ largest American West a


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