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If you aren’t familiar with By Western Hands, we’re going to change that. This unique organization, located in Cody, -
If you ever find yourself looking at a colored pencil painting by Eileen Nistler and want to climb inside -
Ten years ago, Starr Hardridge accidentally discovered the style that now defines his work. A citizen of the Muscogee -
June Dudley’s vibrant paintings capture a moment in time, an emotion, a ghost of memory. Combined with dynamic lighting -
“I don’t like clichés,” says Western artist Brett James Smith. He recognizes that his chosen genre is replete with -
As long as there are birds in the skies, Bill Rice will sculpt them. That’s essentially the work ethic, -
“I look at the world as color notes.” So says Michele Usibelli, and to realize the truth of that -
Before wildlife artist Dustin Van Wechel built his current studio, he worked at an easel standing alone in the -
Maynard Dixon would be proud. The master artist, who was considered one of the premier landscape painters of the -
Rob Pitzer, who passed away in the spring, was an art collector and founder of several galleries, including Pitzer’s Fine -
When people think about investing in Western art, their minds often go straight to paintings or sculptures— a brush stroke -
Andrew Roda has quite a past—and a future that is glowing bright. He walked onto the polo team in college
