Wild West
Joe De Yong
Would-be cowboy De Yong moved to Montana, worked in Charlie Russell’s Great Falls studio and left his own artistic legacy
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Albert Bierstadt
German-born Albert Bierstadt’s depictions of the American frontier were ‘cinematic before there was cinema’
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Alfredo Rodriguez
The painter grew up in Mexico watching Westerns and now renders Old West scenes from his California home
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Cathy A. Smith
The Santa Fe artist fashions her ‘Indian’ creations for Hollywood, museums and collectors
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Sid Richardson Museum
Remington, Russell and other Western masters draw visitors to this museum on Fort Worth's Sundance Square
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Ron Lesser
New Yorker Ron Lesser covers the Western genre, from film posters for Clint Eastwood to evocative oil paintings
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Harold T. Holden
Oklahoma sculptor Harold Holden honors such homegrown heroes as lawman Bass Reeves and cowboy humorist Will Rogers
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Jim Nelson
The vibrant layers of Nelson’s paintings conceal Indian symbols of spiritual significance
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Angola Rodeo Arts and Crafts
The art show is a highlight of the unconventional rodeo at the Louisiana State Penitentiary (aka Angola)
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Dan Namingha
Dan Namingha puts a contemporary spin on works that pay tribute to his Hopi-Tewa heritage
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Gilcrease Museum
Oklahoma entrepreneur Thomas Gilcrease deeded his art to Tulsa with the Gilcrease Museum
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Larry Edgar
The painter depicts well-known figures such as Tom Horn but also honors overlooked Wyomingites
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Don Prechtel
The Oregonian artist has rendered historically faithful Western paintings since the 1960s
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Mari Bolen
From Montana’s Bitterroot Valley sculptor Bolen renders emotive bronzes of Plains Indians and other subjects
