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Welcome to the July issue of Western Art Collector! This month, we head to Wyoming, a place that captures the spirit of the American West from the moment the Grand Tetons come into view. July starts the season with celebrated events like...
Oscar Howe (Yanktonai Dakota, 1915-1983), Horse Dancer, casein on paper, 17 x 18¼ in. Estimate: $100/150,000. Available at the Coeur d’alene Art Auction, Reno, NV, July 25, 2026. Read our coverage of the sale on Page 104.
Here’s an interesting word that we’ve all been trying to figure out lately: “semiquincentennial.” It feels abnormally large and strange because we simply have not had to use it for anything. When was the last time you celebrated something...
Harold “Hal” Tate and his wife Naoma purchased Big Hat Ranch outside of Cody, Wyoming, in 1999. Hal had been a member of the board of trustees of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and both he and his wife had a fondness for the art of the...
The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum’s 46th annual Western Art Show & Sale, is a celebrated and premier exhibit featuring more than 200 original works from roughly 50 nationally recognized Western artists. The exhibition will open on...
Paul Rhymer worked as a taxidermist and modelmaker at the Smithsonian Institution for 25 years, and while he earned a degree in drawing and painting in 1984, his time spent at the Smithsonian undoubtedly shaped his career working in...
