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

The year was 1958 and Singer became a full-time bird painter. Arthur Singer: The Wildlife Art of an American Master written by his sons Paul and Alan Singer is published by RIT Press, June 2017. It ...

The National Rifle Association and American Rifleman would like to congratulate the winners of the George Montgomery/NRA Youth Wildlife Art Contest. Best In Show recipient Larissa Weber ...

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 ...

More than 500 art and animal lovers flocked to the Allentown Art Museum of the Lehigh Valley Sept. 28 to catch a first look at the latest special exhibit, “American Wildlife Art,” a look at ...

Artist Ron Louque designed the 2002 federal duck stamp with this portrait of two snow geese soaring through the air. HO / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / AFP via Getty Images Amid growing fears ...

He will narrate a computer slide-lecture on Bthe definitive work on the history of American wildlife art.C ...

Wildlife art scholar and author of “American Wildlife Art,” Dr. David J. Wagner, serves as tour director for “Art and the Animal,” booking the exhibit at more than 50 museums and zoos ...

You may think you know what to expect from the new James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art ... including pop art. Many of these works are by Native American artists. Here are 10 surprising ...

Matteson, 51, a former Chicago commercial artist ... He also drew for the American Medical Association and other clients. His artistic interest focused more on wildlife, and he moved to Peoria ...

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, ...

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 ...