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I was just about to say Joel Pilcher...I don't have any of his stuff yet, but it all looks really well done.
Not sure if this is current but shows Weather Change for sale.
http://artist-schwindt.com/prints.html
http://artist-schwindt.com/prints.html
KurtR
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Like the black and white!
TJ
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Tom Manzanarez has some good stuff out there.
Thanks had checked wth him and is on his site but not in his inventory.
Mark
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Brent R. Todd out of Utah. Picked up a bighorn print from him at the sheep show in Reno this year. He had some nice prints at the show as well as some of his originals. Prices ranged from $300 to $18k.
I didn't have my checkbook with me and his credit card machine wasn't working. He let me take the print home and told me to mail him a check. I offered to give him a credit card number as collateral. He looked me in the eye, shook my hand and said, "I trust you." Sent him a check Monday morning.
I didn't have my checkbook with me and his credit card machine wasn't working. He let me take the print home and told me to mail him a check. I offered to give him a credit card number as collateral. He looked me in the eye, shook my hand and said, "I trust you." Sent him a check Monday morning.
huntsman22
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The scratchboard art of Montana's Julie Chapman is unique......
bigmoose
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Also, Manuel Mansanarez. I have his "Summit Meeting" and it's one of my favorites. Check out Hayden Lambson too. Some of his prints are pretty reasonable. I also second Leon Parson. He knows how to draw mule deer. One of the best in my opinion.
cornfedkiller
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Beat me to it. One of my favorite prints!
There are several other ones in that same series that are pretty good (and feature that same bull), but I don't like them quite as much.
Another awesome mule deer print is "Edge of the Forest" by Bruce Miller.
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I checked his site, doesn't seem to have a lot of selection leftover in the $100-200 range. Probably have to keep checking Ebay.
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Take a look at Jack Paluh. He’s from NW Pennsylvania but has a few western prints. I really like his stuff and have several of his prints.
https://www.jackpaluh.com/
https://www.jackpaluh.com/
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Well pulled the trigger on my local MDF Banquet silent auction. Tom Mansanarez signed and numbered 2019 MDF Print of the Year! Probably overpaid for it (about a Kifaru Pack lol) but at least it goes to conservation in my state. I’ll treasure it forever.
I know you were specifically after well-known artists that paint western wildlife so I apologize if this reply is too off-topic... but I saw your profile photo of the ducks and just thought I might share with you a painting my dad entered in the Nevada duck stamp competition in 2007. hollowtreeart.com is his website if you would like to read more about him!
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Found that Weather Change painting...
Weather Change by Leon Parsons-Framed consignment
Print: Weather Change by Leon Parson Size: 28 x 19 Framed as Shown in a deluxe suede matting and hardwood frame.
www.elsinoregallery.com
Check out Joel Pilcher. I started following him on IG and like his style.
https://joelpilcherart.com/
https://joelpilcherart.com/
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Yeah he has a different style than most with doing black & white. Does really good work!
Couldn’t wait so bought one of Pilcher looks very nice
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