Bill Koch's brothers David and Charles Koch were major donors to conservative causes. Although he has pursued different ...
As the cowboy saying goes, "Always drink upstream from the herd." Good advice. Here's more good advice: Head to the J.S. Bridwell Agricultural Center March 31 and April 1 for The Forum's sixth Cowboy ...
Artist Gina Teichert has transformed a Main Street storefront into a short-term gallery filled with Western-inspired paintings and community-driven touches, drawing locals with her playful, ...
For Elsa Sroka, Western art looks like a cow sitting on a couch. "I hope this cow's face draws you in, that's what I go for," she said. A few moments of looking at the portrait, and it does become ...
The term "western art" might conjure up images of paintings by C.M. Russell or Frederic Remington — ultra-realistic paintings depicting cowboys, Native Americans, wildlife and landscape. But according ...
A National Western Stock Show attendee visits the 2014 Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale on the third floor of the Expo Hall. At the Stock Show, which runs through Sunday, January 26, the Coors ...
Down the hall from the rodeo and the petting zoo at the National Western Stock Show in Denver is one of the most prestigious Western art shows in the world. For over 30 years, cowboys on canvas have ...
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, railroad companies paid artists to traverse the American West, hoping to fuel interest in passenger travel on their rail lines. The images they captured — ...
Call it the “Yellowstone” effect: From leather upholstery that’s as soft as a well-worn saddle and vintage rugs with Native American motifs to museum-quality collections of Western art hanging on the ...
Like many things in the Rocky Mountain West, the fortunes of the oil and gas industry are vital to the Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale. They may seem odd companions — the natural resources sector, ...
Conquering the West has always started with staking a claim, marking territory and squatting emphatically so that no one doubts ownership. It’s an act invented, for better and worse, by the first ...
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