Frank Calloway died in 2014, by which time permission had been granted by the county probate judge to have Calloway’s artworks photographed and catalogued. However, the art was requested from his second court-appointed guardian, she had just three pieces. The rest had last been in the possession of the first guardian, who had been removed from that position and was then unreachable. Finally, in 2016 after discovering that over 40 of Calloway’s artworks were for sale at a New York City art gallery for between $5,000 and $15,000 apiece this information was relayed to Bryce Hospital attorney Nancy Jones, who prevailed upon the owner of the gallery to return them to the Alabama Department of Mental Health, where they are now in safekeeping.