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Wayne Wolfe’s “Teton Trail Breaker” welcomes the worlds of landscape and wildlife mastery with a rhythmic composition of its subjects. “Teton Trail Breaker” Wine Wolfe 30×50″ | Oil #wildlifeart #elk #grandt
Matt Smith’s depictions of a snowy landscape harken to the welcome silent peace brought with this calming time of year. “A Land of Stories” Matt Smith 20×30″ | Oil #landscape #oilpainting #painting #snowscape #blueskie
James Reynolds (1923–2010) and Paul Lauritz (1889–1975), two celebrated masters of twentieth century, are on proud display as we continue to celebrate the art of a beautiful snowscape. Left: “Lake Louise” by James Reynolds 38
Jane DeDecker’s portrayal of emotion, like the joy of a snowball fight, emanate from “Winter Games. “Winter Games” Jane DeDecker 9×13.5×8″ | Bronze #snowballfight #bronze #sculpture #holiday #christmas #win
Be sure to stop into the gallery to check out these masterfully crafted depictions of the season! Left to Right: “Cold Color” by Derek Penix “Upper Beaver Creek” by Walt Gonske “Autumn Camouflage” by Wayne Wolfe &
Still looking for the perfect holiday gift? We’re proud to offer a variety of wooden puzzles, celebrating the masterful artists we’re thankful to represent! Stop by the gallery or check out our website for the full selection and online or

“Maynard Dixon” Saddle Blanket
Linda Hayden
A large double blanket measuring 64 × 35 inches. This size is popular with cowboys who ride long distances and want extra protection for their horses' backs.  This is also a popular size for home decor, being displayed on chairs, couches, and at the end of beds. All the colors come from plants Linda has collected on her family ranch and in her many flower gardens. The rust colors come from acorns and oak galls. The red comes from rock lichen and cochineal insects. The yellow shades come from sunflowers, daisies, and hollyhocks, the blue from her indigo gardens. The tans, browns, and greys are natural churro sheep colors.  
$4,000