Fine Western Art Collections
West Lives On Gallery
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Brent Todd |
 Born
and raised in Utah, a love of the outdoors led Brent Todd to painting
what he loves the most, the wildlife of the mountainous West. Brents
countless experiences in the mountains throughout his life have
contributed a great deal to his artwork. According to Brent, "I try to
create more than just a portrait of an animal by depicting it in the
beauty of its natural habitat. I think the habitat adds more feeling
to the painting and gives the viewer a sense of being there as well."
Mood is essential in a painting and Brent strives to achieve this by
paying attention to the colors found in nature. He is also well known
for his accuracy in painting the anatomical correctness of the
animals. Ultimately Brent says, "I have a great desire to preserve the
natural beauty of our wilderness through brush and canvas. I hope my
work inspires this love in others."
Brents artwork has gained the
recognition and respect of collectors across the country. He is an
annual favorite at the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep (FNAWS)
convention where he has received several "Peoples Choice" and "Artist
of the Year" awards over the years. Brent also won the Wyoming
Conservation Stamp contest in 2001. |
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"Ridge Runners"
oil 40" x 30" $10,500 |
"Lonesome Bull"
oil 13" x 18" $2,250 |
"Top Tom"
oil 24" x 20" $4,600 |
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"Busted"
oil
24" x 36" $8,000 |
"Flat Creek Flow"
oil 20" x 30" $5,950
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"Teton Bugle"
oil 24" x 36" $8,000 |
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Born
and raised in Utah, a love of the outdoors led Brent Todd to painting
what he loves the most, the wildlife of the mountainous West. Brents
countless experiences in the mountains throughout his life have
contributed a great deal to his artwork. According to Brent, "I try to
create more than just a portrait of an animal by depicting it in the
beauty of its natural habitat. I think the habitat adds more feeling
to the painting and gives the viewer a sense of being there as well."
Mood is essential in a painting and Brent strives to achieve this by
paying attention to the colors found in nature. He is also well known
for his accuracy in painting the anatomical correctness of the
animals. Ultimately Brent says, "I have a great desire to preserve the
natural beauty of our wilderness through brush and canvas. I hope my
work inspires this love in others."
