Wildlife Art Magazine
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Wildlife Art is the most widely recognized, award winning journal for information about art and artists depicting the natural world, including wildlife, Western, Southwestern, Indian, landscapes and more. Readers are treated to a wide array of subjects including a myriad of artistic media, the masters and new artists, regional and national art shows, and collectibles.
Departments are filled with details about new originals, upcoming events, endangered species, news from the art world, gallery collections and information essential for collectors, connoisseurs, galleries and art publishers. They include: Publisher’s Comments, What’s New, Nature’s Way, Editor’s Choice, Art Beat, State of the Art and Curator’s Critique.
We invite you to explore the pages of Wildlife Art where you will be introduced to artists, their lifestyles and the persona behind the art. You’ll also enjoy viewing the beautiful art created by incredibly talented people. Artists and art lovers worldwide enjoy Wildlife Art and we welcome you to our family of readers who are committed to conserving the beauty of this world.
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Women Artist Capture the Power of Horses
- Christine Picavet
- Sophy Brown
- Darlene St. John
- Karmel Timmons
- Chris Cummings
- Judy Larson
- Siri Hollander
Master Painters: Ralph Oberg and Scott Christensen
Pastels with Passion: Dawn Emerson
Indian Painter: William Sitting Bull
Collectors Invest in Western and Wildlife Art
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Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival
Artists for Conservation — The Art of Conservation: An International Exhibit of Nature in Art
Wildlife Artists: David Maas and Maynard Reece
Western Artist: Martin Grelle
Public Art Cabelas Style
Peter Corbin, Julie Bender and more.
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