Whitney Western Art Museum
A blog about the collections, exhibits, and goings-on of the Whitney Western Art Museum.
Long Hair’s Lodge: The Story of Pahaska Teepee
The Impending Winter October in Cody means many things: colder weather, shorter days, frosty nights, hunting season, and the impending closure of…
![Joseph Henry Sharp's "Squaws Preparing Sweat Teepee; [Preparing for the Medicine Sweat]," ca 1922. 5.74](https://centerofthewest.org/cdn-cgi/image/width=325,height=241,fit=crop,quality=60,scq=45,gravity=auto,sharpen=1,metadata=none,format=auto,onerror=redirect/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/JosephHenrySharp-PreparingForMedicineSweat-5.74.jpg)
Discover the Legacy of the Taos Society of Artists
The Whitney Western Art Museum at Buffalo Bill Center of the West proudly houses an exceptional collection of works by Joseph Henry…
A Fleeting Season: Indian Summer in History and Art
First Use of “Indian Summer” In 1778 in his collection of essays called Letters from an American Farmer, French immigrant St. John…
Flight from Destiny: Western Grit in Color
Fusion of Styles For a clear example of photo-realism fused with pop art, look no further than the amazing artwork of Billy…
The TE Ranch in American Memory
A Window into the West Just outside the Coe Auditorium at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West hangs an iconic painting…
Echoes of the Painted West: John Clymer’s Gold Train
Gold in the Hills! Colonel Mulberry Sellers in Mark Twain’s satirical novel The American Claimant prophetically decreed, “There’s gold in them thar…