More than 45 artists participated at the Plein Air Festival held by the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming, in late June. Troy Collins was the top seller at the event.
Collins’ sales totaled $4,500. Gary Lynn Roberts was the second top seller, with $3,000 in sales. Nearly 850 people attended the event, which also featured Cajun music and a jambalaya cook-off among local chefs.
An artist paints the landscape at last year’s event.
Ponteir Sackrey, Barnes Family director of development and marketing, reports that gross revenue at the event topped $59,000, with $30,000 going to education projects at the museum.
Yes, That is a local legend…in my town, but that’s not Ken Auster it’s Paul Kratter.
All these paintings/painters look well versed.
Have any published books?
Thank you for the privelage and btw the day’s weather look fantastic also :).
Happy Painting
Cirrus of
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Paul: Sorry for the incorrect caption. I’m including a correction in the e-newsletter. Some say you are much more handsome in a pink shirt and I should have known it was you.
Cirrus: A number of the artists have books, catalogs, and DVDs and if you check out their websites you can find out how to order. Ken Auster has a beautiful new catalog of his San Francisco paintings, for example, and other artists have instructional books and recorded programs.