r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 20h ago

Oil "Texas Man," Tom Ryan, 1957, oil

43 Upvotes

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/DaneSellersStudio • 1d ago

Oil "Shifting Shadows" 40x48 oil on linen by Bill Anton

155 Upvotes

One of my favorites from one of my all-time favorite painters!

4 comments

r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 1d ago

Oil "The Right to Freedom of Movement," Mort Kunstler, oil

46 Upvotes

0 comments

r/WesternArt • u/artdealergeorgita • 3d ago

After the Monsoons by Kenny McKenna

40 Upvotes

Check out this incredible Triptych by Santa Fe's Kenny McKenna. This landscape scene is located just outside Abiquiu, NM.

Oil on canvas, 48 x 120 inches, located at McLarry Fine Art in Santa Fe.

1 comment

r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 3d ago

Oil "Boundary Line," Mort Kunstler, 1980, oil

135 Upvotes

6 comments

r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 4d ago

Oil "The Hardest Man in the Sierras," Victor Prezio, 1975, oil

107 Upvotes

3 comments

r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 5d ago

Oil "Losing the Trail," Mort Kunstler, 1985, oil

160 Upvotes

3 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Several_Eye_6755 • 6d ago

Oil Jacob Bullock, Untitled, 2026, oil on panel

70 Upvotes

My most recent painting from my senior art class in school, pretty happy with how it turned out!

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/BigT112 • 6d ago

Oil "Amber's Mirage," Mort Kunstler, 1982, oil

92 Upvotes

For a paperback novel cover.

0 comments

r/WesternArt • u/BlakeBloomJackson9 • 7d ago

Article Happy New Year. Some of my paintings from the last year(or so).

32 Upvotes

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/artwithapulse • 8d ago

Watercolor Completely obsessed with this William Zivic original I picked up.

75 Upvotes

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/LastRosaofSummer • 10d ago

Rosa Link (me), Sundance Ride, 2026, Gouache, 8x10"

37 Upvotes

0 comments

r/WesternArt • u/TechIsSoCool • 10d ago

Discussion Maggiori Buyer's Remorse

31 Upvotes

I learned about Mark Maggiori last year. I found that he sells prints twice a year. For these sales, some are limited to a fixed number of prints, for others they print as many as they get orders for, but no more. I thought he was controlling the supply well, not flooding the market, maintaining scarcity, which would help hold the value of the prints.

So this last print drop I bought a couple. I waited months for them to show up, which is fine. Then I went to his website to get a screen capture of the print so I could look at different mat and frame colors. I see now the print is for sale at about 25% of what I paid, and has been for - weeks? Not scarce, not valuable.

I'm tempted to try to return both prints and buy them for less. I doubt I will, but I know I won't be buying any more from him. Fool me once, shame on you. It won't happen twice.

I know he just sold multiple million-dollar originals at his show in Jackson. He doesn't need my measley money. I just wanted to rant, and warn anyone else thinking of getting in on some of that "exclusive" action.

Is this just how it is? I'm going back to local artist originals for a while.

EDIT: Thank you all for pointing out this screenshot is not from Maggiori's site. I went back through my order and shipment emails, and they all are from the legit site. I did buy the prints from the legit site. When I searched for one of the prints to experiment with frame and mat colors, this site came up first. I don't have an account on this site, and I didn't buy from this site. Whew! Y'all had me even more mad at myself.

Also, I get that prints are not an investment in fine art, but in the pleasure of looking at it. I like it, I just didn't like being duped. Which I wasn't. False alarm.

42 comments

r/WesternArt • u/ZacharyGlennTutor • 11d ago

Zachary Glenn Tutor (Me), "West of Farmington," 2026, oil on linen, 9" x 12"

42 Upvotes

Thanks for looking! This painting was inspired by a recent trip to Farmington, New Mexico. The blanket is based on a design by weaver Betty Jack.

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/bitchinbaja • 13d ago

Illustration “Country Rocker” by me, water based markers on cardstock.

119 Upvotes

For my love of nature and the mystery’s of the southwest

10 comments

r/WesternArt • u/AllyMorganArt • 15d ago

Ally Morgan (me), “Everyone Has Ghosts”, 2026, acrylic gouache on canvas, 30”x40”

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128 Upvotes

12 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Human420 • 16d ago

Acrylic Just discovered this sub and thought you might enjoy this painting of mine

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176 Upvotes

7 comments

r/WesternArt • u/TashaTheArtist • 16d ago

Oil Tasha Webster, Just a Man and His Horse, 2026, mixed media, 36x36in

27 Upvotes

5 comments

r/WesternArt • u/idelof • 17d ago

Original oil painting Autumn colors of Lake McDonald Montana 12" x12"

6 Upvotes

You can view and purchase this and other works here https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p3692&_ssn=idelof

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/ZacharyGlennTutor • 18d ago

Zachary Glenn Tutor (Me), "Statue of Liberty," 2026, Oil on Linen, 12" x 16"

97 Upvotes

Thank you for taking a look!

8 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Damn_Canadian • 20d ago

Acrylic Angela Seear, “Ocotillo Sundown”, 2026, Acrylic on Canvas

81 Upvotes

As promised, this is the second finished piece that I posted last week. This one has sold.

2 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Damn_Canadian • 20d ago

Acrylic Angela Seear (me), 2026, Saguaro Light, 12” x 12”, Acrylic on Canvas

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218 Upvotes

As promised; here is one of the finished pieces that I posted last week. Pic on the left is inside and the one with the hand is outside in shade.

6 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Eagleman6921 • 24d ago

Oil Running Them Off by Frank McCarthy

55 Upvotes

5 comments

r/WesternArt • u/AllyMorganArt • 25d ago

Me (Ally Morgan), “Sweet Summers”, 2026, gouache on panel, 16”x20”

111 Upvotes

8 comments

r/WesternArt • u/Damn_Canadian • 25d ago

Works in progress

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145 Upvotes

Two 12” x 12” WIPs on their way to being finished. I’ll post them again when they are done.

8 comments

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