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While strolling through a gallery, a painting catches your eye: an intricately portrayed primitive clay pot set against a stark -
One of the earliest white artists to portray life in the West, Alfred Jacob Miller had no idea he was -
Contacted in mid-August to see if he would be available on the following Wednesday afternoon to do the interview for -
Tim Solliday’s paintings do not lend themselves to easy categorization. Clicking through the slides on his website once, twice, a -
On August 25, 1916, with a stroke of a pen, President Woodrow Wilson signed an act that created the National -
Born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, 60-year-old wildlife sculptor Richard Loffler is passionate about the natural world that surrounds -
Mark Maggiori fell in love with the American West when he was a 15-year-old on vacation with his uncle and -
California artist Dan Pinkham wants to leave behind a legacy. Yes, his paintings will continue to be his spiritual voice -
Best known for his magnificent stone carvings, Oreland Joe also puts his artistic skills to good use in creating bronze -
Patient and painstakingly precise as he creates masterworks in oil, Canadian artist Bruce Lawes evokes an equally dedicated passion when -
“I try to be attentive, as I walk through life. It’s a spiritual thing for me, as well as an -
Jim Norton was, as he puts it, “scared to death.” He was pale and had a terrible headache, but he
