1. Z.S. Liang joins Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona
Prominent Western painter Z.S. Liang, has joined the ranks at Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona. The California-based artist quickly started sending Legacy new works, including several major pieces that show why Liang is collected at some of the highest levels of Western art. New paintings include Contemplating His Future, a large 52-inch-wide canyon scene, and Defending Their Hunting Grounds from Intruders, a 58-inch-wide scene with numerous horses and figures in the composition. See more of Liang’s work at www.legacygallery.com.
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2. Wildlife images come alive in Elizabeth Mordensky’s work
An artist we’re keeping our eye on is Montana-based wildlife painter Elizabeth Mordensky, whose artworks are inspired by her experiences outdoors. Mordensky is a Yellowstone guide and avid backpacker who has seen many of her subjects in the wild during her adventures outdoors. The artist has taken the nickname Etch after her fellow hikers—she’s hiked the Appalachian, Pacific Crest and Continental Divide trails—started calling her Etch A Sketch as she drew on her hiking trips. Learn more about her work at www.elizabethmordenskyfineart.com.
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3. New James Morgan pieces available at InSight Gallery in Texas
James Morgan has had a busy 2021 already: not only has the artist sent work to the Masters of the American West at the Autry Museum of the American West and the Prix de West at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, he’s also sent stellar new pieces to InSight Gallery in Fredericksburg, Texas. One of the new pieces is Resting Trumpeters, a lightly colored scene that seems to draw warmth from the faint light at dawn as it rakes across swans and golden grass. See more of Morgan’s work at www.insightgallery.com.
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4. Gerald Peters Gallery gets brand new landscapes from Arturo Chavez
Landscape painter Arturo Chavez has incredible new paintings available at Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Two new pieces include Place Where They Threw The Rocks Down – Sunset Spring Equinox and Place Where They Threw The Rocks Down – Morning Summer Solstice, both of which show the same desert mesa under different light at different times of year. The works each measure 98 inches across. See more of his work at gallery.gpgallery.com.—
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