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Hindman’s November 4 sale of Western and Native American art saw solid results across categories to achieve $3.4 million in sales.
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A new Bert Geer Phillips exhibition is now on view at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Taos, New Mexico.
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Sculptures win big at the 51st annual Prix de West exhibition in Oklahoma City.
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Prescott, Arizona’s long history with bronze foundries goes back to George Phippen and the metalworkers he inspired.
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Artists Kathleen Frank and Mark Yale Harris are exhibiting for the first time at the Museum of Western Art.
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South Texas artists Noe Perez and Jason Scull come together in a complementary exhibition at the Museum of Western Art.
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Brad Price shows new Southwest images at Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe.
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InSight Gallery presents new wildlife scenes from Brian Grimm.
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Bryce Pettit brings his newest bronzes to Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe.
Issue 178, Page 88 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteArtist Thom Ross prepares to unveil his long-awaited art installation at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
Issue 11, Page 74Western art collectors and artists will be kickin' up dust in Cody during the 27th annual event.
Issue 13, Page 17223rd annual March in Montana auction generated nearly $1.5 million.
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Bonhams hosts its first standalone Western art auction on February 26.
Issue 162, Page 86 Read ArticleAstoria Fine Art looks toward an even more successful future.
Issue 33, Page 58Quality paintings show the breadth of the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction.
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New Mexico collectors bring exceptional pieces of Western art into their Santa Fe home.
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Texas collectors started buying art on their honeymoon, turning Western art into a six-decade passion.
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