The idea of painting all species of North American birds began with John James Audubon in the early 1800s. Other wildlife artists soon followed, embracing his passion and focus. Arthur B. Singer was ...

and “2023 Masters of the American West,” up at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles. Over the last few years the Black artist has entered a new chapter in his career, expanding from wildlife into ...

The museum's mission is to provide experiences that inspire human connection and transformation through art, depicting the people's landscape and history of the American West and wildlife of the ...

More than a dozen paintings and works on paper by 19th-century American masters have recently been donated to the National ...

66 x 106.7 cm. (26 x 42 in.) A pre-eminent American wildlife artist, Robert F. Kuhn began to observe and draw animals while visiting the Buffalo Zoo as a boy. In his late teens he studied design, ...

A 1946 visit to the Bronx Zoo and New York’s American Museum of Natural History were particularly formative, Matternes ...

Three wildlife artists whose works are on display ... The Maier Museum of Art houses American art, chiefly paintings, works on paper and photographs from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.

“I always tell young artists that the first 50 years are the toughest,” Doug Lindstrand said, looking back on his long career of drawing Alaska’s wildlife. “If you survive those 50 yea ...