Student Artwork

Student paintings in response to the Rungius Sesquicentennial exhibition.

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Carl Rungius (American, b. Germany, 1869-1959), Northern King, 1926. Oil on Canvas. 42 x 60 inches. JKM Collection®, National Museum of Wildlife Art. © Estate of Carl Rungius.

Artwork created by a student from La Famillia Counseling.
Inspired by Carl Rungius's "Northern King" painting.

Carl Rungius (American, born Germany, 1869 – 1959), "Old Baldface," c. 1935. Oil on Canvas. 30 x 40 inches. National Museum of Wildlife Art. © Estate of Carl Rungius.

Artwork created by a student from the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum. Inspired by Carl Rungius's "Old Baldface" painting.

Artwork created by a student from the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum.
Inspired by Carl Rungius's "Old Baldface" painting.

This online exhibit features artwork made by students from our local schools. These students worked with Museum educators to explore a current exhibition, Rungius Sesquicentennial — Rungius Reunited & Rarely Seen Rungius. This year, area summer camp youth are helping us celebrate the 150th birthday of the father of wildlife art, Carl Rungius, by learning about his life and creating their own unique watercolor or acrylic versions of his iconic artwork. While at the Museum, campers also participate in an interactive skit about Rungius’ climb to artistic fame, followed by an overview of color theory, and an in-gallery animal drawing tutorial.

Past Student Artwork Online Exhibition Archive

View 2019 Student paintings in response to Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild