Western Art Collector, Issue 117, May 2017

Download the digital edition of Western Art Collector, Issue 117, May 2017, and dive into the vibrant world of Western art. This instant-download PDF delivers the complete magazine, including market updates, auction previews, and gallery listings from the heart of the American West.

Editor Joshua Rose opens with an encouraging letter on the strong start to 2017 in Western art sales. Throughout this issue, you will find event highlights like the Scottsdale Art Auction’s Leanin’ Tree Museum Collection, Quest for the West at the Eiteljorg Museum, and Prix de West at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Artists featured include Jeremy Lipking, Josh Elliott, and many more.

Book Overview

Western Art Collector is a monthly publication dedicated to the art of the American West. The May 2017 issue captures a dynamic period in the art market, with coverage of major auctions, gallery shows, and emerging trends. From Santa Fe to Scottsdale, this 140-page digital magazine documents the events and personalities shaping Western art.

Inside, readers will find advertisements from leading galleries, auction house previews, and in-depth information about artists and their works. This issue is an essential snapshot for collectors, historians, and anyone passionate about Western art.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Market insights: A letter from the editor notes booming sales in early 2017, with galleries across the country reporting increased activity.
• Auction highlights: Scottsdale Art Auction’s Leanin’ Tree Museum Collection, featuring over 600 works, and Santa Fe Art Auction’s upcoming sales.
• Major events: Quest for the West at the Eiteljorg Museum (September 8–9, 2017), Prix de West at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (June 9–10, 2017).
• Gallery listings: Legacy Gallery summer shows in Bozeman, Jackson Hole, and Scottsdale; Great American West Gallery seeking consignments.
• Artist spotlights: Jeremy Lipking’s cover art “The Turning,” Josh Elliott’s “Calving Season,” and advertisements from Christopher Cardozo Fine Art featuring Edward Curtis Goldtones.
• Collector resources: Subscription details, contact information for galleries and auction houses, and full-color reproductions.

Why This Book Matters

This issue provides a firsthand look at the Western art market during a surge of activity in 2017. It serves as a primary resource for understanding the galleries, events, and artworks that defined the period. Researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts will value the documented market sentiment and the comprehensive advertising and editorial content that chronicle a vibrant era in American Western art.

Book Details

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This is a digital download delivered as a PDF. No physical item will be shipped. Upon purchase, you can instantly access the file on any device that supports PDF viewing, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and smartphones. This publication is intended for screen reading and is not optimized for printing.

FAQ

How will I receive my purchase? You will receive an instant download link immediately after checkout. No physical magazine will be mailed.

What devices can I use to read this issue? The PDF format is compatible with most modern devices, including Windows and Mac computers, iOS and Android tablets, and Kindle apps that support PDFs.

Is this the complete issue? Yes, this digital download contains the full 140 pages of Western Art Collector, Issue 117, May 2017, including all advertisements and editorial content.

Explore the art of the American West with this digital issue. Add it to your collection today.