In Alphabetical Order, Meet
Some of our favorite Artists and...
LINKS TO THEIR SITES

Bronze Sculptures by Ron Adamson -- In the late 1980's, Ron began his technique in bronze sculpting in the remote mountain area of Libby, Montana. Pictured here, the sculpture "Honkers" won the "Best of Show", sculpture award from the "Celebration of Western Art" show in Puyallup Washington. "Honkers" was the first sculpture to be cast in his own Montana foundry he built in 1990.

David Bjurstrom Studio, Photography and Western Art for every need.

Christopher Boswell, has been making images for a lifetime using Photography, Pencil, Mixed Media, and most recently produced a startling number of Acrylic Originals. Look for his article on Lightning in the Spring 2004 issue of Nature Photographer Magazine. Visit his web gallery, and eBay Store for Hundreds of offerings.

Katherine Caughey is an impressionist. In the world of western and wildlife this is unique. Her whole goal in her art is to convey emotion. Sounds easy, but what color is love? How do you tell people that animals are important, and carry a message. Visit her site and find out!. If you are in Seattle stop by and visit Mrs. Caughey in her studio.

Hal Empie (1909-2002), painter, illustrator, cartoonist, teacher, lecturer and pharmacist. He studied art with Frederic Taubes. His works have been exhitited in western art galleries and the Museum of Modern Art, and his murals can be seen in public buildings across the West. Mr. Empie contributed paintings and cartoons to Arizona Highways Magazine and Horse Lovers Magazine, authored western short stories and created Empie Kartoon Kards.
 
Ann Empie Groves, known all her life as "The Artist's Daughter" has her own shop with Kartoon Kards, signs, and a wide variety of other items because her dad, "The Artist" suggested it and she is more than happy to respond to your questions about the shops or her father.

Steven George Fair,while working for Fish and Wildlife in the Kenia Mountains, discovered a shed moose antler which looked like a Northern Pike. With pocket knife and stone hammer the antler, which already looked like a fish, gained a fin, an eye, and gill plate. From such beginnings come the fantastic sculptures and carvings veiwable on his site

Hulan Fleming has traveled across most of the U.S., Parts of Europe, and recently, Africa, Gathering ideas for his paintings.

Prepare to experience the west through sculpture....bronze sculpture with a woman's touch. Traditionally western bronze sculpture has been a masculine, action-packed medium. Montana artist dawn gass, tells the other side of the story with the curving lines and sensual touches that a woman's point of view can bring.

Jim Gleason's paintings center around his personal interests in rodeo, wildlife, old homesteads and some assorted topics. Originals are available for sale as well as prints on selected titles. Special prints can be created on request. The Gleason Gallery also offers a selection of high quality greeting cards featuring several of our favorite works.

JRH Studio presents the fine art paintings of JR Hawse. Paintings include wildlife, landscape, and portraiture, as well as commissioned pet portraits. Commissions are always gladly accepted. Paintings, prints, and note cards are available on the web site.

Margie Jackson has won numerous awards and has been included in prestigious invitational and juried shows nationwide. Her work has been represented in several magazines and publications including: Art west, Southwest Art, Western Horseman, Art in Arizona, Bechtel Magazine and many more

George E. McMahan, has been actively painting in the fine art field for fifty-four years. In 1969 he moved his family to Klamath Falls Oregon where he opened the Pioneer Gallery. Earned his "Senior Member of the Western Artists" at age twenty-four, and presently a Charter Member of the Western Artists of America.

Elin Pendleton, oil and acrylic painter of horses and western art, member of the American Academy of Equine Art, Oil Painters of America and Women Artists of the West.

The Art of Judy Sleight -- Using oil on a nylon canvas results in exquisite detail and bright, luminous color.

Gallery, Organizations and General Artist Links

ArtistsHelpingChildren - seeks to enhance the quality of life for sick, abused, or neglected children. By painting murals and creating other art for and with the children, we create an enriching and happy atmosphere to encourage their emotional and physical healing and well-being.

Art Shows -- Dealing with only the highest quality and caliber of art (painting or sculpture) we have a multitude of pieces ready for delivery.

Isabel Art Gallery -- offers prestigious fine art oil painting reproductions of Masterpieces, oil portrait paintings, pet portraits & wedding portraits, entirely hand painted by professional artists, graduated from Art Schools.

a comprehensive directory of artists and painters

Rainier League of Arts was started in 1968 by Paul Chalk, Roseli Souza, Becky Stol and Fred Oldfield. In early years art shows were used as fundraisers and today the League is more active in more shows than ever.