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Western Visions

September 5, 2015 - October 25, 2015

Western Visions is the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s largest and longest running fundraiser, with a variety of exciting events. The 2015 Western Visions show ran from September 5 to September 27, 2015 and featured a wide selection of art for sale. Approximately 100 painters and sculptors participate in the art portion of the show and sale and as many as 2,000 people attend the events.

Ewoud de Groot, Taking Off. Painting – Oil on linen.
Julie T. Chapman, (Zebra Suite) Homage to Muybridge. Painting – Scratchboard.
Robert Bateman, Bighorn Ram. Painting – Oil on board.
Les Perhacs, Osprey. Sculpture – Cast bronze with fabricated bronze base.
Theodore Waddell, Wyoming Buffalo Dr. #5. Painting – Oil, graphite on paper.
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Scenes of Transcendent Beauty: Thomas Moran’s Yellowstone

Through August 23, 2022

Scenes of Transcendent Beauty includes 20 watercolor field sketches on loan from the Yellowstone Heritage and Resource Center in Gardiner, Montana. These intimate sketches provide a rare window into Moran’s artistic process and give the viewer insight into Moran’s Yellowstone.

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Bonheur & Beyond: Celebrating Women in Wildlife Art

Through August 16, 2022

To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Bonheur’s birth and in honor of the Museum’s 35th anniversary, we present an exhibit featuring works by Bonheur alongside a selection of historic and contemporary pieces by women artists from the permanent collection.

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