Central 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 the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is the perfect place from which to investigate that topic. The Greene Pathways Gallery presents a selection of Western art paintings and sculptures representing the wildlife and history of this region. The scope broadens from local to national as visitors continue down the gallery with historic and contemporary artwork featuring animals native to North America. A special highlight is Edward Hicks painting, Peaceable Kingdom.
About the Exhibit
Long Term Installation
Click on the images below to view some of the work that will be on display at the exhibit
This gallery presents a selection of paintings and sculptures representing the wildlife and history of this region.
CHIEF
1997, Acrylic on Canvas
ROBERT BATEMAN
Canada, 1930 -
COYOTE
1993, Acrylic on Canvas
JOHN NIETO
United States, 1936 -
EAGLE'S ROOST
1927-1946, Oil on Canvasboard
MAYNARD DIXON
United States, 1875 - 1946
FOREST PRIMEVAL
c. 1940, Oil on Board
GERARD CURTIS DELANO
United States, 1890 - 1972
THE SURPRISE (AKA REEL ADVENTURE)
c. 1925, Oil on Canvasboard
PHILIP R. GOODWIN
United States, 1881 - 1935
