Allison Carlton
Jerry Crandall

Jerry Crandall

Jerry Crandall feels personally obligated to portray the authentic Old West in his art. “I’d much rather have my style of art criticized than have...

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John Moyers

John Moyers

John Moyers couldn’t tell you when he first picked up a paintbrush, but he could tell you when he began his career as an artist. “I always did it,”...

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Gary Zaboly

Gary Zaboly

Mountain Men, unsettled land and lawless characters first kindled this artist’s desire to create credible illustrations that would preserve Old West...

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Bill Anton

Bill Anton

“They’re all real folks,” says Bill Anton, referring to the cowboys and ranchers he depicts with his oils. Most of his work—if not all—evokes the...

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Harley Brown

Harley Brown

Harley Brown is a man of many faces. He is Canadian. He has a Russian alter ego. He was an English expatriate. But above all else, he is an artist....

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Roger Archibald

Roger Archibald

“Is that pencil?” mocks Western artist and Arizona native Roger Archibald. When people’s eyes first fall upon his black-and-white depictions of...

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Thom Ross

Thom Ross

“I had a cowboy who came to one of my shows and exclaimed, ‘This isn’t Western art!’” Thom Ross says. “And every painting was of Billy the Kid, Doc...

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Gary Ernest Smith

Gary Ernest Smith

Gary Ernest Smith can often be found creating artworks in his Highland, Utah, studio, or out in the vast, open spaces. “I like the challenge,” Smith...

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Hal Empie

Hal Empie

Being a native of Arizona has always been considered rare. For Hal Empie, who was born outside of Safford in 1909, while the territory was still...

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