An art gallery in your local community usually has works of art that appeal to particular buyers. In Bozeman, Montana, this is usually translated as western art.
Whether you are in the market, buyer or not, Mountain Trails Galleries in Bozeman is a must-visit place. At Mountain Trails, paintings and sculpture rich in landscape, wildlife, cowboys and Indians, and still life, will appeal to people interested in western scenery, nature, and culture.
One such painting “Backcountry Royality” by artist Colt Idol features a bull elk shrouded in light morning mist with towering mountains peaks in the background. In another, “Springhill Training” by Lyn St. Clair, a mounted cowboy rides down a lush mountain valley framed by towering mountain peaks in the distance. “Playing Hard to Get” features mounted Indians in pursuit of buffalo, by artist Dan Deuter.
Amazing Sculptures are also sold at Mountain Trails. Currently Mountain Trails offers bronzes of buffalo, horses, fish, bears, bird dogs, elk, wolves, among other subjects, art suitable for home or office.
At any given time, Mountain Trials has a relationship with around fifty prominent Western painters and sculptors. This gives buyers at the gallery a broad range of media and themes to choose from. Artists whose works are for sale at Mountain Trails include Barbara Edwards, David Lemon, Dan Deuter, Chuck Black, Liz Lewis, Trevor Swanson, Matthew Grant, Raymond Gibby, Sue Krzyston, Colt Idol, Bryce Pettit, among others.
Mountain Trails Galleries is a large gallery with 3,400 square feet of floor space and is located on East side of Main Street in downtown Bozeman.