Down the hall from the rodeo and the petting zoo at the National Western Stock Show in Denver is one of the most prestigious Western art shows in the world. For over 30 years, cowboys on canvas have ...

In this episode, we will be exploring the artistic journeys of Billy Schenck, who has left an indelible mark on the Western art genre, pushing boundaries and creating captivating works that merge pop ...

Katie White November 11, 2020 ShareShare This Article While speculative tomes have been written about the mysterious attributes of Leonardo da VInci’s Last Supper, it is far from the only one of the ...

Fred Oldfield, Western painter, cowboy and Puyallup icon, has died just three weeks before his 99th birthday. The landscape and mural artist who founded the Western art center bearing his name at the ...

The kitchen tabletop was smooth, white enamel, the perfect surface for a child to use as a canvas, and Don Coen didn’t hesitate to grace it with his early drawings. “Never once did my mother say, ‘Don ...

Leaving New York City in 1840 to explore the still little-known Western frontier, Charles Deas sought a new, distinctively American subject matter that would allow the 21-year-old to boldly define ...

Anyone who has spent some length of time in central Montana is well aware of the life story of Great Falls’ favorite son, famed western artist Charles Marion Russell. Fewer may know of Russell’s close ...

The Old West clings to our imaginations like trail dirt on worn leather boots – persistent, comforting and caked with nostalgia for the experiences (real or not) that put it there. Those dusty dreams ...

For Elsa Sroka, Western art looks like a cow sitting on a couch. "I hope this cow's face draws you in, that's what I go for," she said. A few moments of looking at the portrait, and it does become ...

Fred Oldfield, Western painter, cowboy and Puyallup icon, has died just three weeks before his 99th birthday. The landscape and mural artist who founded the Western art center bearing his name at the ...