Medicine Man Gallery offers a major new work from Bill Anton
Arizona painter Bill Anton has a new work available through Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona. The work, Passing Shadows, is a major new piece measuring 40 by 48 inches. Showing a cowboy as he leads horses through a shadowy canyon, the work pairs Anton’s careful use of light and color with a marvelous composition that offers a stunning view of the West. “The vertical walls of canyon country countered by a long, low plain of moving horses speaks of both timelessness and temporary moments,” the artist says of the work. Find out more at www.medicinemangallery.com.
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Dustin Payne debuts new work at a ranching-themed show in Arizona
Cowboy Artists of America sculptor Dustin Payne will have new work available at For the Love of Ranching, a new group show opening May 7 at Mountain Trails Gallery in Sedona, Arizona. Among his new work is this magnificent bronze, Leaving the High Country. The show will also feature work from Sara Phippen, Lisa Danielle, Curt Mattson, Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, Susan Kliewer and others. It runs through May 31. See more at www.mountaintrailssedona.com.
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Little Bird Painting highlights the artwork of creator Christine Sutton
A reader tipped is off on the work of Christine Sutton and now we can’t get enough of it. Sutton, who creates under her brand Little Bird Painting and Design, started as a painter and printmaker, but eventually turned to pottery. In addition to mugs and cups, Sutton also creates incredible platters that should interest art collectors of all types. The works all feature her unique take on Western wildlife, including images of bears, wolves, buffalo, owls, sheep and other creatures. See more of her work, and learn about custom designs, at www.littlebirdpainting.com. Also be sure to follow her on Instagram (@littlebirdpainting).
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Longhorn painting now available from painter Nathan Novack
Kansas-based painter Nathan Novack is churning out some exceptional work, including this large painting titled TCC Winning Honor, an oil on canvas measuring 54 by 36 inches. In addition to animals and wildlife pieces, Novack also paints landscapes and figures. And his paintings of barns are wonderful. “I believe the rural structures, its life and scenes that compel me to paint, contain more than just the structures themselves but a visual documentation of aesthetic integrity,” he says of his subjects. Learn about this rising artist at
www.nathannovackart.com.
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Julie Bender brings renewed interest into the art of pyrography
Colorado-based artist Julie Bender is turning heads with her pyrographic Western works, including her incredible rodeo-inspired images of bucking horses, calf ropers and cattle. Pyrography is the art of burning paper and wood. According to her website: “Pyrography is all about applying varying degrees of heat that produce monochromatic, sepia-like hues in subtle values and tones. Bender often infuses color to enhance her images and is insistent about pushing her boundaries with each work she produces. Executing with accuracy, style and imagination is key in producing unique and evocative works of art.” See more of her work at
www.juliebender.com.
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