Artist Perspective

Oregon ranch-based sculptor focused on equine subjects in bronze.

American sculptor (1931–2020) known for monumental wildlife and historic bronzes; works placed at the White House, the Vatican, and the Kremlin.

Contemporary sculptor who apprenticed under his father Lorenzo; creates public monuments and wildlife or patriotic works.

Master of polychrome bronze realism; noted for historically researched portrayals of Native American and Plains subjects.

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New Mexico artist working in paint and clay; widely known for Trail of Painted Ponies designs.

Bronze sculptor recognized for expressive forms that balance motion, anatomy, and surface.

Salida, Colorado painter trained at CCAD; contemporary impressionist landscapes, often with palette-knife.

Utah artist (b. 1951) known for impressionist wildlife and landscapes in watercolor and oil.

Finger Lakes plein-air painter with a B.S. in Fine Art Painting from Ashland University; noted for lyrical light.

Painter celebrated for dynamic compositions that explore light, texture, and emotion through vivid, layered color.

Midwestern-born painter and long-time art educator; Western and wildlife themes in oil.

Arizona-born, based in Helena, Montana; wildlife painter with a quiet, raw outdoor sensibility.