Canadian artist Adeline Halvorson enjoys a variety of diverse subjects, but her favorite subject is equine.

Hanson paints with oils and pastels and is noted for her very realistic and highly detailed works. She paints a variety of subjects and her work reflects her love of the West. She is especially fond of painting horses.

Chris Owen's working cowboy themes are a representation of authentic operating ranch activities. He paints predominantly with gouache.

Craig Tennant has been involved in the art world since 1967. After moving West in 1989, he began to concentrate on his fine art oil paintings and his talent quickly gained national recognition.

Growing up, Texas native, Donna Howell-Sickles'  ranch provided the first inspiration for her love of nature &  animals.  She decided to become an artist in college and since that time, her art and her family have been the center of her life.

Western Art by Doreman Burns

Frank McCarthy (born 30 March 1924 — 17 November 2002) was a prolific American artist and realist painter renowned for advertisements, magazine artwork, paperback covers, film posters, and paintings of the American West.

Gordon Snidow has been known as the foremost chronicler of the contemporary cowboy for over forty years. He is a leader in the development of the American Western Art Movement, and is one of America's out-standing fine artists.

Jason Rich rides alongside cowboys working the corrals or packing through the mountains then combines experience, imagination and research to depict authenticity of the cowboy way.

Utah artist, Jeremy Winborg is best known for his figurative work of Native American subjects that blend realism with abstract backgrounds.

Having grown up in a ranching family, Jim Rey naturally loves working with horses and cattle. His eyes light up when he talks about training his Border Collie or a particularly wary horse, the days he has spent gathering cows in the high country or following a herd of wild horses. Jim's paintings tell the story of cowboys as living remnants of a bygone era. The stories he paints are both his own and those of the people and places he knows and loves.

With a combination of impressionism and realism, the artist’s favorite subjects have become landscapes. Using a colorful palette that brings the viewer into her scenes, Dudley also favors figurative pieces that often include her grandchildren, other family members, and close friends. Garden scenes are prominent in her works having observed her mother grow beautiful flowers for as long as she can remember.

Noles’ oil paintings feature the domestic life of the 1800’s Native American.  Noles spends hours researching each painting, collecting reference and museum books on early Native American life and visiting museums to photograph their exhibits. She then incorporates the “realism” of her research with her inner images. One of the aspects Noles enjoys most about painting this time period is the depiction of the bead and quill work for which the Native Americans are so well known.

The paintings of Loren Entz reflect many things - his love for beauty, simplicity, grace, gentleness, and a timeless, personal relationship between his subjects and the world. Whether he is doing a simple study of a young girl picking flowers or of a mother and daughter engrossed in home chores, Entz’ art captures the heart, soul, and beauty of his subjects and their environment.

Michael’s fluid acrylic paintings create unique imagery inspired by the rugged spirit so vividly seen in the west.

Morten E. Solberg is acknowledged as a Master Artist. He is versatile in all mediums. He paints in oil, acrylic and watercolor and his techniques range from photo-realism to total abstraction.

"As long as I can remember, I have been attracted to the romance of the West. The wide open spaces and the simple country lifestyle has always appealed to me. As a young boy of 5 years, I remember visiting Texas for the first time. It was then that I began to visualize the art that I am producing today. I have thoroughly enjoyed creating each piece of art and I look forward to each new drawing. I thank God each time I sell my art. I am fortunate to draw for a living and I thank all of you who are interested in my world as I see it and as I translate it onto paper." ~Paul Cameron Smith

In 1979 Terrance Patterson retired from a full time job as a Commercial Artist and Exhibits Designer. To him, art was a way of life and gave him a way of expressing himself. His comments on his profession, "I have been drawing and sculpting for as long as I can remember, and I want to pursue my real love, sculpture exclusively."  Terrance developed a business in affordable art castings made in Foundrystone, which are sold and shipped world wide. Although, Terrance passed away in 1991, his wife and youngest son Todd still maintain this business.

Terri Moyers has aspired to create Traditional Cowboy Prints and Cowboy Art since childhood. Her natural affection for the West is evident in all of her works.