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