Hunting as a Sacred Experience

John Potter paints wildlife from a space between two worlds.Oxbow Bend, 2014, 12 x 16 inches.Think hard about the sporting art we hang on our walls and how its traditions are rooted in Ol Read More

Our First Great Painter of Sporting Dogs

Before there was an Eldridge Hardie, a Tom Quinn or a Bob Abbett; before there was a William Harnden Foster or a Percival Rosseau; even before there was an Edmund Osthaus or a Gustav Muss-Arnolt, the Read More

A Call For Africa

Van Schalkwyk could be considered kindred to the romantic artists of the 19th century and sportsmen such as Theodore Roosevelt who banded together in desperate times to save bison, elk and other game Read More

When Wildness Goes Bold

Painter Julie Chapman ushers forth the exciting new era of wildlife art. In any great wildlife painting, viewers do not just feel the spirit of an animal, we’re making contact wit Read More

Bob Kuhn: Animal Aficionado & Artist Extraordinaire

Bob Kuhn captured the essence of animal majesty, behavior and drama better than anyone with his distinctive style of painting. It was Christmas 1969 when I first saw the 1970& Read More

Meet the Tarzan Who Can Paint

For internationally acclaimed wildlife artist John Banovich, it’s about saving the planet one portrait at a time.It’s a good bet that wherever you find wildlife painter John Banovich, th Read More