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Whitney Western Art Museum

A blog about the collections, exhibits, and goings-on of the Whitney Western Art Museum.

W.H.D. Koerner. Bringing To You a Wealth of Good Wishes. 1928, pen and ink and watercolor on paper. 1.78 (detail)
December 16, 2016

A Merry Western Holiday

In celebration of this holiday season, the staff in the Whitney would like to share a selection of holiday greetings from a…

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Wild Turkey
November 23, 2016

Give Thanks This Year

As the Whitney staff prepares to celebrate Thanksgiving, we would like to share an extraordinary print illustrating the centerpiece of this holiday,…

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Harry Jackson's "The Flagbearer," 1983. Painted bronze. 12.02.5
November 11, 2016

Honoring Our Veterans Through Art

One of the Whitney’s most popular representations of a cavalry soldier is Harry Jackson’s The Flagbearer. As a veteran of World War…

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Karl Bodmer engravings
November 3, 2016

Art and Exploration of the American West: The Scientific Journey of Karl Bodmer

During the course of the nineteenth century, government officials, scientists, and artists traveled to the American West in search of land, resources,…

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Friend Perc, March 27, 1920. Watercolor and pen and ink on paper. Gift of William E. Weiss. 105.60
October 27, 2016

Western Treasures: Illustrated Letters from Charles M. Russell

Charles Marion Russell first travelled west to Montana in 1880 and secured a job as a night wrangler shortly thereafter. This job…

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Alfred Jacob Miller's "The Lost Greenhorn," 1866. Gift of The Coe Foundation. 9.70
September 30, 2016

Go West! Prepares to… Go West!

If you’ve visited the Whitney Western Art Museum in the last couple of days, you may have noticed some conspicuous bare walls…

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