Art, Guns and Culture
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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Snake River Salmon

Snake River Salmon

“While travelling along the Snake River, father secured a fine, large salmon from an Indian, and we looked forward to a good feast at supper time....

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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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Head Over Heels

Head Over Heels

“These boots are made for walking, and that’s just what they’ll do. One of these days, these boots are gonna walk all over you.” –”These Boots are...

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Viva Villa!

Viva Villa!

When Mexican Revolution Gen. Francisco “Pancho” Villa sat on his ornate silver saddle, he probably did not envision that the six-year-old son of a...

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MARK SUBLETTE

MARK SUBLETTE

The owner of Medicine Man Gallery (in Tucson, Arizona, and Santa Fe, New Mexico), Mark Sublette specializes in early Western and Indian paintings....

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LESLIE BAKER

LESLIE BAKER

Leslie Baker is the editor-in-chief of Persimmon Hill Magazine, published by the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City,...

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JUNI FISHER

JUNI FISHER

Juni Fisher’s evocative songwriting, soulful singing and dedication to Western cowboy music earned her the highest accolade of her peers in 2011,...

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DON CUSIC

DON CUSIC

This premier historian of Country music is the editor of The Western Way Magazine, published by the Western Music Association And an author (his...

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