2019 SHOW & SALE
32ND ANNUAL
2019 SHOW & SALE
© 2019 National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States Physical Address: 2820 Rungius Road, Jackson, WY 83001 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 6825, Jackson, WY 83002 WildlifeArt.org | 307-733-5771 | info@wildlifeart.org
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2019 WESTERN VISIONS ® CATALOG EDITOR Amy Goicoechea ART DIRECTION & DESIGN Creative Curiosity PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Katy Ann Fox All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be used in violation of any of the copyrights provided under current law including, but not limited to, reproduction or copying in any form or by any means, such as graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, taping, or informational storage and retrieval systems, without prior written permission of the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
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TABLE O F CO NTE NTS
Foreword
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25th Anniversary of the Museum Building
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Schedule of Events
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Signature Events
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Special Thanks: Board of Trustees
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2019 Western Visions Sponsors
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2019 Western Visions Artist Awards
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Artwork Sale Guidelines
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2019 Western Visions Artist List
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2019 Western Visions Show & Sale Artwork
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2018 Western Visions Memories
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Special Thanks: Volunteers
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Jackson Hole Gallery Association
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Save the Date 2020
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FO R E WO R D Now in its 32nd year, Western Visions continues to be one of the most exciting programs we offer at the National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States. The opportunity to experience superlative wildlife art and engage with extraordinary living artists while contributing to the continued success of the Museum is unsurpassed, and we are thrilled that you’ve chosen to join us. We are so grateful for the contributions from the world-class artists whose paintings, prints, sculptures, and sketches are masterful examples of the wide range of styles and subjects to be found within the contemporary art world. It is our privilege to exhibit their work and offer it to our patrons in support of the Museum’s mission to “enrich and inspire appreciation and knowledge of humanity’s relationship with nature.” The ten days of events will be especially celebratory this year, as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of the opening of our permanent facility overlooking the National Elk Refuge, just two miles north of Jackson, Wyoming. Many of the artists participating in the Show & Sale have been in the permanent collection for all 25 of those wonderful years, if not for the entire 32 year history of the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Western Visions provides the occasion for artists, collectors, locals, and visitors alike to explore and appreciate the connectivity between people, wildlife, and art. There is no better place to reflect on the power of fine art to advocate for protecting the natural environment and its animal inhabitants. We express our gratitude to our committed Board of Trustees, staff, and volunteers for their continued donations of passion, time, and financial support. The success and longevity of Western Visions would not have been possible without their steadfast dedication. We offer special appreciation for our loyal Western Visions Committee: Jan Benz, Lynn Friess, Sue Simpson Gallagher, and Kavar Kerr. Finally, thank you for celebrating wildlife, fine art, and the National Museum of Wildlife Art with us during the Fall Arts Festival! Amy Goicoechea Director, Programs & Events
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25 T H ANNIVERS ARY OF THE M US E UM BUI LDI N G 2019 marks the 25th year that the National Museum of Wildlife Art has resided in its current building two miles north of the Jackson town square on an east facing hillside overlooking the National Elk Refuge.
which improves energy efficiency and protects the collection. Aesthetic inspiration came, in part, from the ruins of Slains Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the North Sea.
In 1994, architects CW Fentress, JH Bradburn and Associates of Denver, CO along with Jacobsen Construction, completed an ambitious 51,000 square foot museum building. Their goal was to “create a permanent home for North America’s finest collection of wildlife art.” It was important to the architects and to Museum founders Bill and Joffa Kerr that the Museum building be in harmony with the site’s natural ecosystem. With this in mind, they chose natural materials such as rough stone, and reclaimed timber to define spaces that dissolve boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Much of the building is embedded in the butte
Over the past twenty-five years we have seen a variety of improvements. Idaho quartzite has replaced the original Arizona sandstone of the facade, and the outdoor Sculpture Trail has added intentional space for the acquisition of large sculpture. Inside, we have seen significant remodels of the restaurant, public restrooms, conference room, and Members Lounge. Twenty-five years after our grand opening celebration, this building is still beautifully protecting and showcasing our art collection and delighting visitors with a sense of surprise and discovery.
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S CH E D ULE O F E V E N TS
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6
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Palates and Palettes 3 – 5 p.m. FREE!
SEPTEMBER 7 THROUGH OCTOBER 6
Paintings, Sculptures, and Sketches Show & Sale 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12
Creativity in the Present Moment with George Bumann, Rob Glen, Ron Kingswood and T. Allen Lawson 10 – 11:30 a.m. FREE!
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15
Farewell to Fall Arts Brunch 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. FREE!
S I G N ATUR E E V E N TS
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4
Jewelry & Artisan Luncheon 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Enjoy an elegant lunch showcasing finely crafted jewelry, clothing, and accessories, by artisans from around the country. Best of all, a percentage of sales benefits the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12
Artist Party 6 – 9 p.m. Guests have the opportunity to view the art, place bids, and mingle with artists. Winning names for the sketches will be drawn. Appetizers and Drinks Music by String Lake Ensemble Attire is Festive Western
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13
Western Visions Annual Show & Sale 5 – 8 p.m. Featuring works by many of the world’s leading wildlife artists. This is the final opportunity to place bids prior to the close of the auction. Hors d’oeuvres and Drinks Music by Papa Chan Quintet Attire is Western Cocktail
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TH A N K YO U 2019 Board of Trustees of the National Museum of Wildlife Art
Chairman Emeritus
Trustees
Trustee Emeriti
We Remember . . .
William G. Kerr
Jan Benz
Mary Barnes
Stephen Adamson
Lisa Carlin
Howell Breedlove
Chuck Baker
Chairman
Barbara Carlsberg
Stephanie Brennan
Tom Chrystie
Dick Beck
Tasso Coin
Roger Craton
Bob Dellenback
Lynn Friess
Mary Anne Cree
Ted Donnan
Vice Chairman
Sue Simpson Gallagher
Jack Fritz
Charlie DuPont
Laurent Roux
Jim Gersack
Robert Hummel
M. Anthony Greene
Gigi Halloran
Richard P. Johnston
Tim Hixon
Treasurer
Mary Jane Hunt
Joffa Kerr
Robert Hughes
Nada Jain
Des Jennings
Julie Obering
Dick Jennings
Lisa Jennings
Dick O’Leary
Florence Lamb
Secretary
Avi Kantor
Debbie Petersen
Earl Sams Lightner
Lindy Sayers
Merrie Ann King
Maggie Scarlett
Mary Mead
Scott Kirkpatrick
Suzanne Young
Bob Mitchell
Museum Director
Carol Linton
Steve Seamons
Peggy Mays Pam Niner Peter Safir Charlotte Stifel Caroline Taylor Marcia Taylor
Marion Buchenroth Bob Jaycox Bob McCloy Charlie Mechem Dick Vaughan
Clarke Nelson Gloria Newton Pat Opler Hank Stifel David Stokes Carl Thorne P.A.B. Widener
Georgene Tozzi
Betsy Wyman
Suzanne Whitmore
Tom Wyman
Bettina Whyte
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Life Trustees
WESTERN VISIONS S PO N S O R S RICHARD C. ADKERSON FAMILY FOUNDATION PEGGY & LOWRY MAYS – MAYS FAMILY FOUNDATION LYNN & FOSTER FRIESS
VAL & DICK BECK
ROBERT S. & GRAYCE B. KERR FOUNDATION
STRINGER FAMILY FOUNDATION
ELLEN & PETER SAFIR
MARCIA & MIKE TAYLOR
JAN & BOB BENZ
HindmanAuctions.com
SIMPSON GALLAGHER GALLERY
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GATHER / PALATE JACKSON HOLE SCOU T GUIDE, LLC – JILL KIN G
JEWELRY LUN C H E O N S PO N S O R S Lynn Friess Robert S. & Grayce B. Kerr Foundation Carol Linton & Janet Smith Shirley Piper, Sharon Powell & Katherine Shook
Maggie Scarlett & Nancy Schneider Merri Ann King & Mary Anne Cree Georgene Tozzi
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2018 WESTERN VISIONS A RTI ST AWA R DS
Each year, Western Visions artists vote for The Red Smith Award recipient. The winning artist is awarded a set of Rungius Medals and a cash prize. Beth Murdaugh and Fine Art Connoisseur magazine sponsor this award. 2018 Red Smith Award recipient: William Alther
The People’s Choice Award is given to the public’s favorite artwork from the Show & Sale and is generously sponsored by Southwest Art magazine. 2018 People’s Choice Award recipient: John Seerey-Lester
The Trustee Purchase Award is given to one artist for a single work entered in the Show & Sale. National Museum of Wildlife Art Trustees vote for the Purchase Award and the winning art is accessioned into the acclaimed permanent collection. 2018 Trustee Purchase Award recipient: Rob Glen
The Robert Kuhn Award is named for a great friend of the Museum, the late Bob Kuhn. This award is given to the best submission in the category of artists’ sketches as determined by a panel of judges. 2018 Robert Kuhn Award recipient: George Boorujy
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ARTWO R K S A LE G UI D E LI N E S
The 2019 Western Visions Show & Sale opens Friday, September 6 at 3 p.m. at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Each person purchasing a ticket for the sale will receive a ballot book containing one ballot for each work in the exhibit. Each ballot book will have a unique number registered solely to the purchaser. Purchasers have until 8 p.m. on Thursday, September 12 for sketches and 7 p.m. on Friday, September 13 for paintings and sculptures to place their signed and numbered ballot into the boxes near the art they wish to purchase. At 8 p.m. on the 12th and 7 p.m. on the 13th, a salesperson will draw three names and post them on a large card near each work. The person whose name is posted first will have 30 minutes to accept or decline the purchase. If the first individual declines the work, the second name becomes eligible to purchase the art for the next 20 minutes. Finally, when those 20 minutes expire, the third name also becomes eligible to purchase the art for the next 10 minutes. For sculptures and prints with multiple castings and editions available, the first name drawn will receive the work on display. Additional names will be drawn for remaining editions available. Once the sale is confirmed, the seller will write SOLD on the large card. Payment 1. All art purchases require payment in full the night of the sale. 2. Patrons are encouraged to remain at the Museum until all sales are final. Unsold works will be available for purchase on Saturday, September 14 at 9 a.m. 3. Buyers choosing to pay by credit card will incur a 3% fee on total invoice. 4. Sales tax or shipping fees will be added to the purchase price. 5. The Western Visions Show & Sale will remain on exhibit through Sunday, October 6, 2019. Artwork will be released after October 10. Purchasers must make arrangements for either pick-up or shipping prior to that date.
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2019 WESTERN VISIONS A RT I STS
Troy Abbott Edward Aldrich Douglas Allen William Alther Chris Bacon Gerald Balciar John Banovich Greg Beecham Karen Bondarchuk George Boorujy Carl Brenders Claire Brewster George Bumann Kenneth R. Bunn Ken Carlson G Russell Case Tim Cherry Len Chmiel Scott L. Christensen Michael Coleman Guy Combes Rox Corbett Bregelle Whitworth Davis Ewoud de Groot Andrew Denman Steve Devenyns Mick Doellinger Michael Dumas Helen Durant Randal M. Dutra Mark Eberhard Josh Elliott Christina Empedocles John Felsing Britt Chauncey Freda
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Robert Glen Susan Goldsmith Penelope Gottlieb Simon Gudgeon Dwayne Harty Jennifer L. Hoffman Donna Howell-Sickles Julie Jeppsen Oreland C. Joe, Sr. Cole Johnson Lars Jonsson Zoe Keller TD Kelsey Steve Kestrel Adonna Khare Ron Kingswood Francois Koch Kollabs Laney T. Allen Lawson Amy Elizabeth Lay Richard F. Loffler Sylvia Long Walter T. Matia Timothy David Mayhew Chris Maynard Robert McCauley James Morgan Kay Northup Peregrine O’Gormley Ralph Oberg Leo E. Osborne Dan Ostermiller Dino Paravano Daniel Pinkham
John Potter Shelley Reed Diana Reuter-Twining Bill Rice Amy Ringholz Mary Roberson Jeffrey Burnham Rudolph Tamara K. Ruiz Sherry Salari-Sander Lennart Sand Bill Sawczuk Lindsay Scott Sandy Scott John Seerey-Lester Chessney Sevier Tim Shinabarger Kyle Sims Adam Smith Allison Leigh Smith Daniel Smith Tucker Smith Lee Stroncek Michael Swearngin William Sweetlove Les Thomas Kathryn Mapes Turner Kent Ullberg Dustin Van Wechel September Vhay Paul Villinski Theodore Waddell Bart Walter Jim Wilcox Kathy Wipfler JenMarie Zeleznak
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SHOW & SALE ARTWORK All work will be sold at a Fixed Price via Random Draw
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TROY ABBOTT Brassy Boy Mixed media video | 13 x 7.75 x 11 inches | $8,900
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EDWARD ALDRICH Cougar Portrait Charcoal on paper | 12 x 10 inches | $750 Singular Focus Oil on linen | 24 x 36 inches | $8,900 National Museum of Wildlife Art 17
DOUGLAS ALLEN Whitetail Watercolor | 9.5 x 12 inches | $1,250 Moonlight Vigil Oil | 20 x 26 inches | $18,000 18 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
WILLIAM ALTHER Barred Owl Oil | 12 x 9 inches | $900 Mythic Horizon Oil | 40 x 40 inches | $12,800 National Museum of Wildlife Art 19
CHRIS BACON Yellowthroat Watercolor on Arches paper | 16.75 x 6.88 inches | $5,800
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GERALD BALCIAR Don’t Move Bronze | 18 x 19 x 10 inches | Edition of 48 | $2,800 | 10 available
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JOHN BANOVICH Lady in Waiting Oil on Belgian linen | 16 x 12 inches | $11,700
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GREG BEECHAM Tactical Maneuvers Oil on linen panel | 12 x 17 inches | $6,800
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KAREN BONDARCHUCK Bred in the Bone #9: Horse Sense Charcoal, ink, carved and sanded images on waxed handmade gesso | 11.75 x 11.75 x 2.5 inches | $1,400 Holding Pattern Charcoal on Rives BFK paper | 22 x 18 inches | $2,800 24 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
GEORGE BOORUJY Key Deer Study Pencil | 20 x 16 inches | $2,000 Horned Grebe Study Ink on paper | 11 x 15 inches | $3,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 25
CARL BRENDERS The Stable Royals Pencil | 9.5 x 6.5 inches | $2,200 Cougar Portrait Gouache watercolor on illustration board | 10.25 x 10.75 inches | $4,500 26 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
CLAIRE BREWSTER Always Looking Down Hand cut Soil Survey map | 12.6 x 16.5 x 1.1 inches | $1,000 Yellowstone Owl Hand cut vintage map | 12.6 x 16.5 x 1.1 inches | $1,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 27
GEORGE BUMANN Lamar Contemplation Bronze | 4 x 4.5 x 1.75 inches | Edition of 30 | $620 | 6 available Height of Spring Bronze | 17 x 20.5 x 10.5 inches | Edition of 22 | $4,200 | 3 available 28 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
KENNETH R. BUNN Abrupt Interest Bronze | 13.75 x 8 x 7 inches | Edition of 35 | $6,000 | 4 available
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KEN CARLSON Passing Through Oil on board | 12 x 16 inches | $10,500
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G. RUSSELL CASE Moran Oil on linen | 9 x 12 inches | $2,200 Spring Oil on linen | 20 x 16 inches | $6,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 31
TIM CHERRY Rabbit Radar Bronze | 19 x 8 x 5 inches | Edition of 18 | $3,400 | 10 available
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LEN CHMIEL Mayday Masquerade Oil | 25.5 x 34.5 inches | $22,000
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SCOTT L. CHRISTENSEN Temple Peak Oil | 9 x 12 inches | $2,500
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MICHAEL COLEMAN Spring Runoff Oil on linen | 20 x 14 inches | $8,500 In the Mist Oil on linen | 30 x 20 inches | $16,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 35
GUY COMBES Jaguar Study Oil on canvas | 11 x 14 inches | $900 Border Patrol Oil on canvas | 36 x 36 inches | $17,500 36 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
ROX CORBETT Fishin’ Charcoal on archival cotton paper | 10 x 7 inches | $1,200 King Pins Charcoal and pastel on archival cotton paper | 17 x 33 inches | $5,700 National Museum of Wildlife Art 37
BREGELLE WHITWORTH DAVIS The Eldest Acrylic on canvas with copper leaf | 12 x 9 inches | $985 End of the Line Acrylic on canvas with gold leaf | 30 x 40 inches | $6,200 38 2019 Western Visions®
EWOUD DE GROOT Lapland Owl Oil on linen | 47 x70 inches | $16,800
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ANDREW DENMAN Hum Acrylic on cradled board | 6 x 6 inches | $1,100 String Theory #3: Lesser Goldfinches Acrylic on cradled board | 20 x 10 inches | $3,200 40 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
STEVE DEVENYNS Back Country Blessings Sketch Pencil | 12 x 16 inches | $600 Back Country Blessings Oil on linen | 8 x 16 inches | $2,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 41
MICK DOELLINGER Loud Mouth Bronze | 12.5 x 13.5 x 7 inches | Edition of 30 | $3,300 | 2 available Incoming Bronze | 30.5 x 17.5 x 13.5 inches | Edition of 25 | $8,300 | 2 available 42 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
MICHAEL DUMAS Lunch Break Oil on Russian birch | 12.5 x 8.8 inches | $6,500
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HELEN DURANT Curiosity Reigns Charcoal and acrylic on canvas | 48 x 36 inches | $4,800
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RANDAL DUTRA Quail Cover Oil on Belgian linen | 20 x 16 inches | $6,800
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MARK EBERHARD Autumn Mergansers Oil on board | 7 x 9 inches | $2,000 It Takes a Village Oil on canvas | 40 x 40 inches | $19,000 46 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
JOSH ELLIOTT March Oil | 24 x 30 inches | $10,800
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CHRISTINA EMPEDOCLES Indigo Wax pencil on paper | 9 x 9 inches | $1,300
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JOHN FELSING Blue Monday Oil on linen mounted on board | 19 x 19 inches | $8,450
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BRITT CHAUNCEY FREDA The Honorable Grey Wolf, Ambassador of Balance Acrylic and graphite on panel | 12 x 9 inches | $1,000 Ambassador of Sustainability Acrylic and graphite on panel | 48 x 36 inches | $6,600 50 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
ROBERT GLEN The Three Brothers Bronze | 12.2 x 11.8 x 17.2 inches | Edition of 10 | $11,700 | 9 available Cheetah Head Bronze | 13.4 x 5.9 x 6.9 inches | Edition of 10 | $30,500 | 9 available National Museum of Wildlife Art 51
SUSAN GOLDSMITH Chirp Chirp Silver Leaf with Pigment Print, Metallic Water, Acrylic Paint and Resin on Wood Panel 27 x 40 inches | $9,000
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PENELOPE GOTTLIEB Iris Pseudacorus Acrylic and ink over print by John James Audubon | 36.6 x 29.75 inches | Edition of 5 $2,200 | 1 available
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SIMON GUDGEON Requiem Bronze | 26.5 x 10 x 8 inches | $11,500
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JENNIFER L. HOFFMAN Placid Watercolor, pastel & graphite on 300 lb paper | 9 x 8 inches | $695 Rondo and Couplets Pastel on mounted paper | 18 x 24 inches | $3,495 National Museum of Wildlife Art 55
DONNA HOWELL-SICKLES Prairie Eyes Acrylic on canvas | 48 x 36 inches | $10,800
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JULIE JEPPSEN Nose Dive Oil on canvas | 11x14 inches | $900 Royal Generation Oil on canvas | 36 x 48 inches | $18,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 57
LARS JONSSON At Last, We Met Watercolor on Arches paper | 22.5 x 26.5 inches | $9,200
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ZOE KELLER Pygmy Rabbit Graphite on paper | 8 x 10 inches | $400 River Otter Graphite on paper | 36 x 28 inches | $2,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 59
TD KELSEY Morning Downslope Watercolor | 8 x 10 inches | $500 Livingston I Presume Bronze | 19 x 24 x 11 inches | Edition of 5 | $7,500 | 1 available 60 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
STEVE KESTREL Rock Squirrel Nestingstone Colorado granite riverstone & slate base | 8 x 14.5 x 12 inches | Edition of 1 | $22,500
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ADONNA KHARE Pear Snail Carbon pencil on paper | 14 x 13 inches | $1,900 The Engagement Carbon pencil on paper | 14 x 20 inches | $2,400 62 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
RON KINGSWOOD Goshawk Oil on linen | 48 x 70 inches | $32,000
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FRANCOIS KOCH Eyes in the Skye Oil on linen | 9 x12 inches | $3,500 The Chosen One Oil on linen | 16 x 24 inches | $9,500 64 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
KOLLABS Jean Mixed media on paper | 22 x 32 x 2 inches | $2,500 June & Jill Mixed media on paper | 22 x 32 x 2 inches | $2,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 65
LANEY Blondie and Cubs Pencil sketch | 5.75 x 10 inches | $500 Reflections Oil | 14.75 x 24 inches | $5,800 66 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
T. ALLEN LAWSON A Watchful Eye Oil on linen m/o panel | 10 x 8.75 inches | $6,000
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AMY ELIZABETH LAY The Lavender Prairie Pencil and oil on panel | 12 x 9 inches | $1,100 Tell Me a Swallow’s Tale Oil & charcoal on canvas | 48 x 24 inches | $7,800 68 2019 Western Visions®
RICHARD F. LOFFLER Pole Dance Bronze | 22 x 15 x 12 inches | Edition of 15 | $4,700 | 10 available Coign of Vantage Bronze | 41 x 27 x 19 inches | Edition of 15 | $19,000 | 10 available National Museum of Wildlife Art 69
SYLVIA LONG Bobcat Family Ink and watercolor | 18.5 x 24.5 inches | $1,250 Black-necked Stilt Chicks Ink and watercolor | 20 x 26 inches | $1,250 70 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
WALTER T. MATIA Grin & Bear It Bronze | 9 x 5.5 x 5 inches | Edition of 5 | $1,700 | 1 available No Country For Old Frogs Bronze | 41 x 18 x 14 inches | Edition of 10 | $9,500 | 1 available National Museum of Wildlife Art 71
TIMOTHY DAVID MAYHEW Three Head Studies of a Male Wild Turkey Natural red chalk on handmade ivory-colored laid paper | 9 x 12 inches | $950 On Ice Oil on Belgian linen | 16 x 20 inches | $4,000 72 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
CHRIS MAYNARD Pluck Turkey tail feathers | 20 x 12 inches | $4,800
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ROBERT MCCAULEY The Painted Sketch Oil on book cover page | 8.5 x 8 inches | $900 The Other Avant Garde Oil on canvas on board | 48 x 20 inches | $6,500 74 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
JAMES MORGAN Desert Dry Wash – Study for Desert Dog Oil on linen | 8 x 10 inches | $1,900 Southbound Oil on linen | 20 x 30 inches | $13,700 National Museum of Wildlife Art 75
KAY NORTHUP Heading To the High Country Oil on canvas | 16 x 20 inches | $2,000
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PEREGRINE O’GORMLEY Tractor Bronze | 3 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches | Edition of 23 | $800 | 1 available Angelorum Bronze | 21 x 8 x 11 inches | Edition of 9 | $8,400 | 1 available National Museum of Wildlife Art 77
RALPH OBERG Northern Winter’s Long Dawn Oil on linen | 28 x 40 inches | $13,600
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LEO E. OSBORNE Raven Bronze | 9 x 3 x 2 inches | Edition of 400 | $1,000 | 5 available Out of the Mist Acrylic and Gold Leaf | 36 x 24 inches | $10,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 79
DAN OSTERMILLER Young Kudu Bronze | 10 x 2.75 x 6.5 inches | Edition of 20 | $2,800 | 3 available
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DINO PARAVANO A Cautious Sip Graphite | 13 x 10 inches | $800 Fish Eagle Over Victoria Falls Oil | 30 x 20 inches | $7,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 81
JOHN POTTER Cow Moose Study Pencil on Bristol board | 9 x 12 inches | $750 A Mother’s True Colors Oil on canvas | 24 x 36 inches | $7,500 82 2019 Western Visions®
SHELLEY REED Young Lion (after Snyders) Oil on Arches oil paper | 16 x 12 inches | $2,800
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DIANA REUTER-TWINING River Dancers Bronze | 41 x 24 x13 inches | Edition of 12 | $9,500
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BILL RICE Crow Feather with Pheasant Feathers Basswood and oil | 8 x 3.5 x 1 inches | $1,100 Audobons Warbler Basswood and oil | 15 x 6 x 6 inches | $2,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 85
AMY RINGHOLZ Bright Eyed Graphite and wood stain on panel | 12 x 12 inches | $900 Brother Bear Ink and oil on canvas | 36 x 36 inches | $8,000 86 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
MARY ROBERSON Of the Plains Oil on plastic | 8.5 x 16 inches | $675 I Heart Lobo Oil on wood | 48 x 48 inches | $15,500 National Museum of Wildlife Art 87
JEFF RUDOLPH Sketch for Cliffhanger Bronze | 16 x 14 x 10 inches | Edition of 10 | $4,500 Cliffhanger Bronze | 27 x 18 x 15 inches | Edition of 10 | $8,500 88 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
TAMARA K. RUIZ Boho Buck Oil painting on mixed media background | 9 x 12 inches | $800 Home on the Range Oil painting on mixed media background | 24 x 24 inches | $2,100 National Museum of Wildlife Art 89
SHERRY SALARI-SANDER Stumpin Cast bronze | 9 x 4 x 3.5 inches | Edition of 50 | $950 | 5 available Flight of Two Cast bronze | 16 x 18 x 12 inches | Edition of 35 | $4,200 | 5 available 90 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
LENNART SAND Fox Cubs Oil on canvas board | 12 x 9 inches | $1,800 Red Fox and Hare Oil on linen | 28 x 44 inches | $9,300 National Museum of Wildlife Art 91
BILL SAWCZUK Old Timer Oil on linen | 12 x 12 inches | $600 In the Deep Wood Oil on linen | 36 x 36 inches | $6,000 92 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
LINDSAY B. SCOTT Ground Hornbill Study Oil on linen | 9 x 12 inches | $2,100 Young Bloods Oil on canvas | 27 x 50 inches | $34,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 93
SANDY SCOTT Sleeping Cat Original etching unframed, a rare proof | 12 x 10 inches | $900 Antelope Flats Bronze | 16 x 20 x 10 inches | Edition of 21 | $3,800 | 4 Available 94 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
JOHN SEEREY-LESTER Winter Rage Oil on Belgium linen | 36 x 60 inches | $125,000
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CHESNEY SEVIER Cottonwood Pass Oil on Arches paper | 4.5 x 6 inches | $900 Deer in the Cedars Oil | 14 x 18 inches | $1,700 96 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
TIM SHINABARGER Bison Oil wash | 8 x 9 inches | $595 Marmot Hunter Bronze | 12 x 7 x 7 inches | Edition of 36 | $2,800 | 5 available National Museum of Wildlife Art 97
KYLE SIMS United Oil | 28 x 28 inches | $11,500
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ADAM SMITH The Look Graphite | 6 x 10 inches | $325 Walking Softly Acrylic | 14 x 20 inches | $4,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 99
ALLISON LEIGH SMITH San Saba Songbird Oil on panel | 6 x 12 inches | $1,100 Apotheosis Oil on panel | 24 inch diameter | $7,200 100 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
DANIEL SMITH Canis Lupus Acrylic | 8 x 8 inches | $1,500 Alpine Vista Acrylic | 12 x 18 inches | $5,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 101
TUCKER SMITH Winter’s Throes Oil on linen | 12 x 16 inches | $9,500
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LEE STRONCEK Celestial Events Oil on panel | 12 x 12 inches | $1,600 This Last Treasure Oil on canvas | 22 x 28 inches | $4,200 National Museum of Wildlife Art 103
MICHAEL SWEARNGIN Stargazer Drawing pen and ink | 14 x 11 inches | $395 Moon Glow Rider Mixed media acrylic | 30 x 24 x 1.5 inches | $1,800 104 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
WILLIAM SWEETLOVE Cloned White Bouly with Shoes Hard resin | 13 x 11 x 9 inches | $1,500 Cloned Cat with Pet Bottle Hard resin | 21.25 x 16.5 x 10.5 inches | $1,800 | Additional blue and/or red editions available National Museum of Wildlife Art 105
LES THOMAS Animal Painting #019-1729 Oil on board | 12 x 12 inches | $1,800 Animal Painting #019-1723 Oil on panel | 16 x 16 inches | $2,500 106 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
KATHRYN MAPES TURNER Living by the Seasons Watercolor | 12.5 x 11.5 inches | $1,200 Living by the Seasons Oil on linen | 36 x 48 inches | $16,000 National Museum of Wildlife Art 107
KENT ULLBERG Reaching Elephant Bronze | 20.25 x 6.5 x 14 inches | Edition of 30 | $6,000 | 1 available
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DUSTIN VAN WECHEL Bold as Brass Oil on linen | 30 x 24 inches | $7,500
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SEPTEMBER VHAY Carrots Charcoal on paper | $1,300 Red Hills Wonder Oil on Belgian linen | $4,300 110 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
PAUL VILLINSKI Memo: Luna Aluminum (found cans), wire, brass, palladium | Variable dimensions | $3,500
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THEODORE WADDELL Val’s Zebra Dr. #2 Oil on paper | 36 x 30 inches | $4,850 Necco Zebra Dr. 15a Oil, encaustic, graphite on paper | 36 x 30 inches | $4,850 112 2019 Western Visions®
BART WALTER Scouting New Horizons (Maquette) Bronze | 22.75 x 5 x 11.5 inches | Edition of 8 | $9,000 | 4 available
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JIM WILCOX Braided River Oil on linen | 20 x 34 inches | $10,000
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KATHY WIPFLER Pilgrim Creek Bears Oil on linen | 10 x 12 inches | $2,100 Bear Aware Oil on linen | 20 x 24 inches | $4,800 National Museum of Wildlife Art 115
JENMARIE ZELEZNAK But I Just Wanted You (Hanging in Wait of Fading Echoes, Yet I Only Yearn For You) Watercolor pencil on paper | 18 x 18 inches | $2,600 It Could Have Been So Beautiful, I Remember Watercolor pencil on paper | 40 x 30 inches | $5,600 116 2019 Western VisionsÂŽ
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Cathy Adkins
Joan Goldfarb
Nancy McCarthy
Vickie Atwater
Elaine Gunnell
Maggie Moore
Laurie Bay
Gigi Halloran
Erika Muschaweck
Jan Benz
Norma Hansen
Keith Nelson
Sally Berman
Diane Hanson
Judy Pilgrim
Heather Black
Sandy Harrison
Cynthia Quast
Susan Brooks
Barb Huhn
Karen Rockey
Laurie Brown
Alison Jones
Wendy Rominger
Sally Byrne
Diane Key
Ellen Sanford
Lisa Carlin
Charlotte Kidd
Carol Schneebeck
Melissa Cassatt
Carla Kussner
Dorie Smith
Robin Christensen
Lisa Laurie
Randy Smith
Dennis Conley
Harry Lawroski
Amy Taylor
Maggie Davis
Mary Ann Lawroski
Bobbi Thomasma
Patricia Dempsey
Anne Lippold
Martha Van Genderen
Susan Erickson
Jane Malashock
Mary Willis
Bill Finerty
Steve Malashock
Dawna Wilson
Lucretia Finlay
Suzanne Martindale
Kerry Winterer
Pam Flores
Dan Matzke
Patti Winthur
Kara Foster
Julie Matzke
Joyce Frye
Marilyn May
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