By Myrna  Zanetell Frame House Gallery of Louisville, KY, began marketing the first limited-edition prints in 1967, and within a decade, sales of this innovative product had reached full stride. Robert Bateman, Terry Redlin and Bev Doolittle became a magical triad of offset lithographic print artists: Purchasing one of their images was like placing...

The new book Partners in Art celebrates the creative collaboration of Rebecca Tobey and her late husband, Gene

On Location with Jeanne Mackenzie in Rocky Mountain National Park

Exploring the Southwest Through New Eyes

Texas painter George Hallmark establishes more mood and emotion in his paintings of weathered buildings than many artists show in human portraits

By Bonnie Gangelhoff ART EDUCATION: I was an art minor at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC. Then I studied to become a commercial artist but decided to focus on fine art. I moved to Jackson Hole, where I took Scott Christensen’s workshop. I also studied with Matt Smith and Ralph Oberg. STYLE: I’m...

By Bonnie Gangelhoff Nicole Desmond finds inspiration in the multicultural faces and figures she views every day on the bustling streets of New York City. Her model for LILLIAN is of Thai and German heritage, she says. “She is very lithe with a torso that is tremendously long,” Desmond explains. “I like the way...

Dan Mieduch creates colorful scenes that recall the early American West

Ancient icons and totemic imagery inspire Linda Raynolds’ sculpture

Ed Sandoval and Ann Huston observe the same people and places, but they each tell the stories of New Mexico in their own style