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The thing about Gene Speck’s art is that, although it’s been dubbed realism, it goes beyond photorealism; it becomes your -
Greg Woodard has been known as a carver, a sculptor and a falconer. He’s worked with wood, clay, bronze, and -
Laura Robb’s still life paintings are anything but still. Magnificently composed and masterfully executed, they come alive with vibrant colors, -
When you finish reading this article, take a moment to clear away all the background distractions you’re able to eliminate. -
Nestled between the shimmering peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the precipitous gash of the Rio Grande Gorge, -
He hailed from West Virginia, received most of his training in Europe, and lived most of his life in New -
Generations of painters and sculptors make up the fabric of art of the American West. The ongoing influence of artists, -
It’s no secret that women artists often have a more difficult time than their male counterparts in not only succeeding -
In the late 19th century, Western artists were, in essence, historians of the American West. James Catlin, Hudson River School -
George Carlson is a man of many dimensions. He is a former illustrator and a reformed ski bum. He is -
Bruce Greene doesn’t just create Western art; he lives it. Since 1998, about four times a year, he spends a -
For Tom Browning, there was never a doubt that he would be an artist. And, oh, what an artist he
