Whimsical – fun! Oh what it would be like to finally get the old relic started, the smell the steam and the oil spilling out on the manifold. Wow! And then to be able to slip it into gear and move. Man! And then to get some friends aboard for a RIDE! Don’t you love it?

Absent the friends, I do this same thing most every day going to the Gallery.  This piece is large and exudes the whole experience of the Ride. The simple black frame has a nice old style gold fillet liner especially chosen to compliment this very charming piece.

What a magnificent face! A talented and colorful local actor’s image becomes

even more profound once it is so nicely framed and matted. A perfect accent

anywhere that the human spirit is celebrated.

The first time I encountered the artist’s name, I thought there must be a relationship to Warren or Jimmy but au contrer. But it’s  Gwee Boofay.

Dinner is served by your very own private waiter. A perfect piece for any informal eating area. The presentation itself is very refined though with neatly carved letters in two complimentary acid free mats and finished with the best of black metal frames.

Another Buffet entitled “Martini Yes” is nicely framed and ready to bring a smile to everyone’s face.

This is the most comforting and serene cow country piece ever. The artist hales from Utah but captures the west perfectly in so many ways.

This piece is all acid free, triple matted and nameplate and “open V groove” to set things off. The top mat is a shimmering green with hints of gold.  This is the perfect piece to hang wherever a peaceful, calming atmosphere is being encouraged.

Several other Duncan prints are also nicely framed. Loose prints are also available to be designed just the way you want it.

A rarity indeed! If you are familiar with limited editions, you know that someone like Terry Redlin might have one of 29,000. Not here! The original was sold at the annual Stock Show art auction along with all 25 of the prints on the spot. Here you have one of those 25. Original price of the unframed print was $500.

This piece honors some of the key people who contributed so much to the Days of 76 Rodeo in Deadwood, SD over the years. There is Eddie Rypkema, Russ Madison, Ezra Bachand, Lew Keehn, Bud Bowen, Rosie Ridley, Pat Roberts, Chief David Bald Eagle and Bat Ridley.

Along with the nicely framed main picture shown here, there is a small companion piece that outlines who’s who.

Ron Holyfield and his artist wife Kay Williams are great artists who hale from Tennessee BUT for the last fourteen years or so, they have spent ¼ of each year right here in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Each of those years, they have been the Artists in Residence at Custer State Park Game Lodge all summer long!

This is one of our cats found now so often in the Hills. Is is triple matted with antelope suede on top. The frame is a beautiful, rustic and unique. Other prints are available in the gallery for both of these fine artists.