See the exhibits and displays that are permanently on display at the museum
Featuring animals native to North America
Long Term InstallationCentral to the Museum’s mission is to explore how Western art can help us understand humanity’s relationship with wildlife and nature. Our location in the midst of…
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Thematic wildlife paintings from the permanent collection
Long Term InstallationWildlife Paintings This installation groups artwork thematically, giving visitors a variety of topics to look for as they encounter wildlife paintings in other galleries or outside the…
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Intimate gallery featuring works by European wildlife artists
Long Term InstallationMany artists working today were directly inspired by the European artists featured in the Widener Gallery. Masterworks by Romantic painters Edwin Landseer, Théodore Géricault, Jean-Léon Gérôme, and…
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Largest public collection of Carl Rungius' work in the United States
Long Term InstallationThe Museum preserves and exhibits the largest public collection Carl Rungius' work in the United States. Widely regarded as the preeminent painter of North American wildlife, Carl…
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Fun self-directed activity area for children
Long Term InstallationThe Children’s Discovery Gallery is open during regular Museum hours. It is a beautifully designed, self-directed activity area for children. The gallery includes a hands-on Artist’s Studio,…
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Contents of the original John Clymer studio in Jackson Hole
Long Term InstallationIn 1991, Doris Clymer and the Clymer family donated the contents of John Clymer’s Jackson Hole studio to the Museum. This installation of the John Clymer studio…
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A special gallery reinstallation exploring humanity's relationship with nature through the eras and from around the world
Long Term InstallationIn honor of the Museum's 30th Anniversary in 2017, this exhibition features a new gallery layout with engaging stories exploring humanity’s relationship with wildlife and nature. The…
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