Howard Rogers is a romantic. From his soft and sultry paintings of beautiful women to his depictions of rugged, hard-working cowboys and the horses they ride, he admits that romance is at the heart of his work. Howard Rogers (Arizona) Spring In The Gros Ventres Oil 24″ By 30″ July is like spring in the high country. This is a good representation of the parade of color to be found there. Howard Rogers (Arizona) The Notch Oil 40″ By 30″ This is a mountain formation high in the Gros Ventre Mountains, not far from Jackson, Wyoming. The Darwin Ranch was
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Archives for Wildlife
Pencil Passion
Long doesn’t want her drawings to look like photographs, but when people tell her they look better than photographs, she considers it a compliment. “Then I feel I’ve gone beyond the reference material,” she says. “I feel I was able to go into the subject and elicit the mood I was trying to capture.” Karmel Timmons Partners Pencil 23″ By 16″ Brenda Murphy One Of The Big Boys Pencil 13″ By 19″ Mary Buchholz First Chill Pencil 24″ By 18″
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Coming Home
Sandy Scott Above Timberline Bronze 14″ High Sandy Scott Red Willows Bronze 21″ High
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Young Guns
Robert Coombs Beautiful Memories Oil 29″ By 20″ Josh Elliot (Montana) Iceberg Lake Oil 30″ By 40″ Po Lin Morning Commute Oil 14″ By 11″ Kyle Polzin Leading The Way Oil 18″ By 28″ Ariana Richards Beverly – A Portrait Oil 24″ By 17″ Molly Schmid Begonias Oil 10″ By 12″ Ryan Skidmore Trespassers Beware Oil 32″ By 58″
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Painting the Face of Mother Nature
Michael Coleman On The Ospika Oil 27″ By 44″ Michael Coleman In The Northwoods Oil 30″ By 60″
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Silent Poetry
Jim Morgan Three Part Harmony Oil 36″ By 24″ Jim Morgan Soothsayer Oil 24″ By 36″
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Pushing the Wildlife Envelope
Ken Carlson Wilderness Of Rock Oil 36″ By 24″ Ken Carlson Sliver Of Sun Oil 18″ By 36″
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Painting in the Wild
Ralph Oberg The Cliffhangers Oil 55″ By 40″ Ralph Oberg Wildlife Needs Wilderness Oil 30″ By 40″
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