Western Art Collector, Issue 153, May 2020

Dive into the May 2020 edition of Western Art Collector, a premier digital magazine for enthusiasts of Western American art. This issue, available as an instant PDF download, explores captivating themes like canyons and deserts, features artist Tucker Smith, and celebrates the artistry of the horse. With a special focus on New Mexico’s vibrant art scene, it’s an essential read for collectors and art lovers.

Published by International Artist Publishing Inc., this 102-page issue brings you a curated selection of auction highlights, gallery previews, and insightful commentary. Editor Joshua Rose opens with a letter reflecting on the magazine’s commitment during difficult times, while the cover showcases a work by Logan Maxwell Hagege. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or new to Western art, this issue offers a rich blend of beauty and market intelligence.

Book Overview

Western Art Collector is a monthly magazine dedicated to the Western American art market. The May 2020 issue (No. 153) focuses on the wild landscapes of canyons and deserts, alongside a profile of wildlife artist Tucker Smith and a section on the art of the horse. A spotlight on New Mexico highlights events such as the Scottsdale Art Auction and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s exhibitions. Throughout, full-color advertisements from leading galleries, including Maxwell Alexander Gallery, Heritage Auctions, and Christie’s, provide a snapshot of the commercial art world during the pandemic era.

This digital edition preserves every page of the original magazine, from the editor’s letter to auction listings, making it a valuable reference for art historians, collectors, and anyone passionate about the American West.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• A look into the art of canyons and deserts, capturing the rugged beauty of the American West.
• Spotlight on Tucker Smith, a renowned wildlife artist known for his intricate animal paintings.
• Art of the Horse: celebrating equine subjects in contemporary Western art.
• Special section on New Mexico’s art scene, including Scottsdale Art Auction and National Cowboy Museum events.
• Gallery previews from Maxwell Alexander Gallery featuring Logan Maxwell Hagege’s work.
• Auction highlights from Heritage Auctions, Christie’s, and other major fine art auction houses.
• Insights and commentary from editor Joshua Rose on the resilience of the art community.

Why This Book Matters

Western Art Collector serves as a vital resource for collectors, artists, and historians tracking the Western American art market. This issue, published during the 2020 pandemic, reflects the industry’s adaptation with online galleries and virtual auctions, making it a snapshot of a transformative period in art commerce.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download; no physical copy will be shipped. After purchase, access your PDF instantly and enjoy it on any device that supports PDF reading, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktops, and mobile phones. Printing capabilities depend on your device and software.

FAQ

Q: How will I receive my purchase?
A: After checkout, you can download the PDF file immediately. You will also receive an email with a download link.

Q: Is a physical copy shipped?
A: No, this is a digital-only product. No physical magazine will be mailed.

Q: What devices can I use to read this magazine?
A: The PDF format is compatible with virtually all modern devices, including Windows and Mac computers, iPads, Android tablets, and smartphones with PDF reader apps.

Add Western Art Collector to your digital library today and stay informed about the dynamic world of Western American art.