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ON THE NEWSSTAND
Focus On: The Modern West
Mid-Century Memories
By Virginia Campbell
California artist Melissa Chandon paints minimalist images with a palette that gives them emotional depth.
Metaphorically Speaking
By Wolf Schneider
Myth and metaphor influence Jean Richardson’s modern renditions of the horse.
Everyday Realism
By Devon Jackson
John Pototschnik captures the essence of ordinary moments and scenes.
Spirit of the Animals
By Bonnie Gangelhoff
In bronzes finished with exotic patinas, Robert Deurloo takes a fresh look at all kinds of creatures.
My World
By Bonnie Gangelhoff
A visit with Miguel Osuna at his studio in downtown Los Angeles.
The Quiet Side of Native Life
By Gussie Fauntleroy
Hyrum Joe portrays the heritage and traditional ways of his Native people.
Split Personalities
By Norman Kolpas
Some of today’s top artists divide their time between realism and abstraction.
Seriously Funny
By Gretchen Reynolds
Six artists view life with imagination and wit.
On the Cover: Farm House With Trees by Melissa Chandon.
STILL HOT FROM APRIL
FOCUS ON: WILDLIFE & ANIMAL ART
Animal Attraction
By Wolf Schneider
Diane Mason creates bronze sculptures of the animals that live on her property and the wildlife that wanders by.
Up Close & Personal
By Norman Kolpas
Top animal artists rely on wild game farms to help them closely observe their subjects.
A Lifetime Calling
By Norman Kolpas
Texas sculptor Jason Scull powerfully portrays the western ranching heritage that is in his blood.
Change in the Air
By Virginia Campbell
Angus Macpherson’s paintings reflect transformation in both the natural and human realms.
A New Natural History
By Devon Jackson
Timothy Chapman’s fanciful menagerie has its roots in historic illustrations.
My World
By Bonnie Gangelhoff
A visit with Leo Osborne at his studio in Guemes Island, WA.
It's a Dog's Life
By Gretchen Reynolds
Six artists turn their attention to our loyal canine companions.
From Borrego Springs to Balboa Park
By James Lightner
The new book Land of Sunlight celebrates works by 100 painters who capture the beauty of San Diego County’s diverse terrain.
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