Sporting Art

[Andrew Wilson]

You've bought every gun, you have plenty of taxidermy, and you have a nice selection of watches and knives, but what kind of art are you putting in your study or trophy room?

Are you decking your walls out with tatic-cool modern art? Or are you more of a sporting gent with traditional motifs? Perhaps, you like old advertisements that drip with nostalgia?

Maybe you haven't thought about artwork at all? If that's the case, I highly recommend you start collecting.

Some sporting art inspired by the American West: Prints by Homer are always nice. Or Bob Kuhn. If you're into more contemporary work, Jerry Talton's hand-carved decoys are super classy. And if you want to go all out, you could buy a painting by Nicolas Coleman or his dad, Michael Coleman.

What kind of Sporting Art do you like or have? Post below!

 

[John Warren]

Next up is a Fred Fellows Painting

 

[Andrew Wilson]

Next up is a Fred Fellows Painting

Very cool, a classic Western scene from a bygone era

 

[Terry Houin]

I was collecting cool old decoys on the east coast but once we downsized they got packed up and moved to Skyfall Reserve to add to the ambiance.

 

[Andrew Wilson]

I was collecting cool old decoys on the east coast but once we downsized they got packed up and moved to Skyfall Reserve to add to the ambiance.

Sometime I want to try and carve a decoy.

Skyfall Reserve sounds very cool.

 

[Milo'sSyndicate]

We have a ton of Moto Sport stuff like this, all over the house, prints from wildlife banquets (eagles/ducks/deer)...memories...

 

[Al "Shifty" Schultz]

I tend to lean more towards vintage/nostalgic style art

 

[Ron Dan]

I tend to lean more towards vintage/nostalgic style art

That antelope mount is awesome!

 

[Al "Shifty" Schultz]

That antelope mount is awesome!

Prairie Drifter Taxidermy in Montana did that for me. Highly recommend him.

 

[William]

Centerpiece for my new office. The pathfinder by Mark Maggiori.

 

[benton.frisse]

Ive been looking various prints by David Jackson at the Sportsman's Gallery. Really dig these bird hunter paintings.

 

[Charlie Benton]

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Centerpiece for my new office. The pathfinder by Mark Maggiori.

Mark Maggiori is hands-down one of the best artists alive today. Nice addition to your office.

 

[William]

Mark Maggiori is hands-down one of the best artists alive today. Nice addition to your office.

Gracias amigo. Yeah, his works are amazing to see in person. The walls are a WIP but I’ll share more when it’s complete.

 

[Pete Correale]

Here is something a little different… Hand carved/painted Turkey feather made out of wood….
Carved by my mother, reclaimed frame was made by my Dad…

 

[Charlie Benton]

Here is something a little different… Hand carved/painted Turkey feather made out of wood….
Carved by my mother, reclaimed frame was made by my Dad…

I didn't know your mom was a badass artist. That's awesome. Any particular occasion or was she just going for it?

 

[Pete Correale]

I didn't know your mom was a badass artist. That's awesome. Any particular occasion or was she just going for it?

my Mom’s a award winning bird carver…. She is constantly carving things…
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[Pete Correale]

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Centerpiece for my new office. The pathfinder by Mark Maggiori.

bad ass!

 

[YETI]

It's not in my study, there's no art in here yet, but my aunt painted this which is in my family room:

 

[Al "Shifty" Schultz]

This is my favorite piece of wall art.. it was presented to me at my retirement, much to the chagrin of the chiefs and admin. It was presented to me by a group of citizens and their tear ridden presentation at my retirement had everyone else in tears. I myself became a little concerned with some of what they were saying because I had been operating "off the reservation" and the statute of limitations hasn't run out... They also presented me with a Shadow Systems MR920 elite... Probably of all my medals and awards this gift of appreciation from them, members of the community I served is the most rewarding. Funny how I was hired and sworn to uphold the law, but the most rewarding moments for me and the most beneficial for my "community" was when I operated alone outside of the law, in the shadows...

 

[gelhaargerald]

Son’s hunting buddy got into making these and he made one for my kid.