Bruce Greene has been fascinated with cowboys since he was a young boy growing up in Texas. That fascination continues today and is manifested in the paintings and sculptures he creates. It’s also apparent in how he spends some of his time when he’s not in his studio, which often involves helping out at area ranches, something he’s been doing for about three decades.
“I started spending time on the JA Ranch and the 6666 Ranch,” Greene says. “I went and helped them work cattle, which I think is hugely important. A lot of Western art today lacks that, but I immerse myself in it. When I started going to ranches, everything changed. I see things I want to paint or sculpt. I live it, and I feel it.”
Read the full article in the November/December 2025 issue.
The Bell on Old Blue
bronze
54″ by 28″ by 13″
Busted From the Brush
oil
48″ by 48″
