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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 -
Most of Peggy Judy’s paintings are born of a single photograph. Even though she might have taken 1,200 shots before -
Jim Wodark is inspired by light. His vibrant paintings are studies in divergent values and hues, and he isn’t afraid -
For 20 years, Anne Peyton was immersed in professional car racing. She had a fast and furious career shooting photos -
What can you say about Howard Terpning that hasn’t already been said? He’s described as the grand master of Western -
People, places, and painting—those are the things Robert Goldman loves. His award-winning, nuanced landscapes not only capture light and color, -
Seven years ago, Vic Payne was offered a deal he couldn’t resist. For several years he had been driving from -
“It just seems like [Louis L’Amour] was part of a lot of people’s households,” says Allyson Sheumaker, executive director of -
Are you a big Fan of “Yellowstone”? If so, keep a lookout for a David Frederick Riley piece in the -
Some days, Don Oelze’s studio, tucked into a ponderosa forest under a mound of artistic boulders, resembles a movie studio
