Western Art Collector – August 2019

“I’m continually intrigued by the lives of
wild things, especially those in the Rocky
Mountain West,” he says. “The more I learn
about seasonal migrations, the more amazed
I am. It’s fun to imagine the challenges of
surviving a long migration. For example,

how many close calls and obstacles will an

elk face leaving the high country for winter

range? Wolves, bears, mountain lions and the

ever-changing weather all play a part in this

wilderness drama. With my recent move to

Cody, Wyoming, I guess in some small part

I can relate to the adventure of a long, difficult

journey with no guarantees.”

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exhibiting gallery go to

Bryce Pettit, Hit Parade, bronze, ed. 30, 36 x 14 x 16"

Jim Bortz, King for a Day, oil, 16 x 20” Jennifer O’Cualain, At the Watering Hole, oil, 26½ x 26½”