February 2021

Join Western Art Collector in the February issue for our special section devoted to winter scenes. The Winter Lands feature will present new pieces by some of today's leading artists painting all the sights of the season. Subjects will span from snow-capped mountains to cities and towns blanketed in white, allowing collectors to experience the variety and timelessness of the genre. Book space today.

From the metropolitan centers of San Francisco and Los Angeles to the destinations of Carmel-by-the-Sea and Palm Desert, the state of California boasts a diverse array of Western events, museums, galleries and talented artists. Join us this February in our State of the Art: California feature as we highlight this Western art hub in conjunction with our coverage and media sponsorship of the Masters of the American West Fine Art Exhibition & Sale at the Autry Museum of the American West.

Join Western Art Collector in the February issue as we unveil Collector's Focus: Into the Wilderness, a new special section devoted to America's unspoiled lands and the wild creatures that reside in them. The natural coupling of majestic landscapes with magnificent wildlife has a long and deep history in Western art, from Albert Bierstadt's deer at the foot of the Sierra Nevadas to Carl Rungius' bears high up in Glacier National Park. Artists of today are still captivated by the raw power of nature and their pieces will be highlighted in this inaugural section in Western Art Collector. Subjects will include landscapes and images of wildlife, but also artworks that combine the two and offer a stunning look into the untamed beauty of the American West. Looking through the section, our readers will be transported to scenic views of Yellowstone and its bison, mountain lions on the prowl in the Rocky Mountains, and grizzlies pawing at fish in mountain streams. For the February issue, walk with us Into the Wilderness.