 On this #NationalNativeAmericanDay we highlight Potawatomi artist, Denny Haskew. 'Strength of the Maker right from its title... to the strength shown even in the toes, is a statement of how I view my very inner belief. Nature and all things natural have always been of the utmost importance to me all my life. Believing in, the Great Spirit, Buddha, Mohammed, the Mysterious One, is important. I feel they all exude the same message; a life of oneness, of love, of honesty and a source of emotional strength. Strength of the Maker is my visual version of how I see my Maker.' -DH This powerful monumental bronze of a Native American preparing their bow is on permanent display in the Native American Museum of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Other prominent placements of the edition include the Gilcrease Museum, OK; the Barona Band of Mission Indians, CA; Wolf Creek Indian Village and Museum, Bastian, VA; Briscoe Western Art Museum, TX; Flagstaff, AZ; Grand Junction, CO; Cerritos, CA; and Canyon City, CO; and private collections. "Strength of the Maker" has won five best of show / first place prizes in the top art shows in the country. Only one remains from the limited edition of 21, add it to your collection: click here
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The juxtaposition of styles and subjects in the gallery is one of our favorite parts of the artist's we've curated. We know collectors love all kinds of art, just like we do. Add to your collection: http://www.columbinegallery.com/store/ and enter code Columbine30 through the end of 2022 for a special incentive at checkout It's National Dog Day! We love our dogs, in art or real life. Here are some of our artist's take on human's best friend. Below are links to the pictured artwork: #GaryAlsum http://www.columbinegallery.com/store/p1689/Vivat_LVII.html #CraigCampbell http://www.columbinegallery.com/.../Cupcakes_-_Frenchie.html #BobCoonts http://www.columbinegallery.com/.../Coonts_Pet_Portrait... #JaneDeDecker http://www.columbinegallery.com/store/p2095/New_Tricks.html #DanielGlanz http://www.columbinegallery.com/store/p798/Mastiff.html #CathyGoodale http://www.columbinegallery.com/.../Goodale_Pet_Portrait... #AlysonKinkade http://www.columbinegallery.com/.../Happiness_Is_Custom... #WayneSalge http://www.columbinegallery.com/store/p341#waynesalge #SandyScott http://www.columbinegallery.com/.../First_Season_Brit.html  Carol Gold 1937-2022 It saddens us to share that Carol Gold passed away August 18, 2022. Her daughter's words embody the loss we all feel, "The hole she has left is huge." This is true for us on a personal level, as much as it is, a loss to the art community at large. Over the past thirty years, Fairfax, California artist, Carol Gold's work has been widely exhibited in the U.S. and Canada. Her sculpture has received numerous accolades at national exhibitions including the John Cavanaugh Memorial Award from the National Sculpture Society and multiple feature articles in renowned publications. Carol has been a fellow with the National Sculptors' Guild since 1996. With our design team, the prolific sculptor placed hundreds of smaller works and dozens of public art commissions. Each monumental placement promote a sense of pride and community cohesion where they were installed. "Infinite Dance" is perhaps the closest to a self-portrait of the monuments - depicting a figure dancing joyfully on the top of a stainless steel ring. Carol was both a serious and studious person, she stayed current with politics and social issues, but that glint in her eye as she looks up at you (for most of us) showed her wisdom about the balance of life; to sometimes set all that aside and move to the music. We are so grateful for the time we have known and worked with Carol Gold to share her creative energy and vision; her artistic legacy will contribute to generations to come. - Alyson and John Kinkade, National Sculptors' Guild The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations are made in Carol’s honor to Democracy Now! KPFA, The Sierra Club, the Marin Land Trust or Planned Parenthood. We've added links to each on the blog post. Please visit our website to learn more about #CarolGold  30th Annual National Sculptors' Guild Exhibition & Sale Garden Gala Weekend August 12- 14, 2022 Exhibit continues thru August. 31st. Help us celebrate 30 years in the arts!!!! 35 nationally recognized artists will be on display at Columbine Gallery this August during our 30th Annual National Sculptors' Guild exhibit. NSG’s 20 members will exhibit over 100 garden pieces, plus smaller works inside the Gallery; along with Columbine's 15 painters’ artworks on display. See new work and speak with your favorite artists throughout the weekend. Find the next piece to add to your collection. Looking for a certain spot? bring measurements and images so we can help find the right art. Special Open House Hours are 9 am to 5 pm Friday – Sunday. Artists will be available to meet with the public throughout the weekend. Stop by to see Artist Demonstrations and enjoy refreshments. no admission fees, family friendly located at 2683 N. Taft Ave. Loveland, Colorado (southwest of Benson Sculpture Park). Proudly Representing Local and National Artists: Gary Alsum, Daniel Augenstein, Carolyn Barlock, James Biggers, Craig Campbell, Amelia Caruso, Tim Cherry, Dee Clements, George Coll, Bob Coonts, Darrell Davis, Jane DeDecker, Kim English, Clay Enoch, Edward Fleming, Dan Glanz, Carol Gold, Cathy Goodale, Don Hamilton, Denny Haskew, Lu Haskew Estate, Alyson Kinkade, Amy Laugesen, Gary Miller, Christopher Owen Nelson, Joe Norman, Leo E. Osborne, Jean Perry, Tony Pridham, Don Rambadt, Wayne Salge, Stephen Shachtman, Sandy Scott, Taman VanScoy, Teresa Vito, Tal Walton, Michael Warrick, Roy Wilce Estate, C.T. Whitehouse.
We are so pleased to share the coverage on the philanthropic efforts of the Colorado Governor's Art Show in Loveland's Reporter-Herald. This has been a passion project for Columbine's John Kinkade since 2015; and the increased funds and awareness raised for the TEF Resiliency Fund has been a personal highlight.  Tuesday, August 2, 2022 HOMELESS HELP Governor's Art Show nets big donation for unhoused youths TEF's Resiliency Fund gets boost By Will Costello wcostello@prairiemountainmedia.com Proceeds from the Governor's Art Show funded a $28,230 donation to the Thompson Education Foundation's Resiliency Fund for Unhoused Youth, a program that provides help to the students in the Thompson School District that are unhoused. The Resiliency Fund, which has existed for around a decade, provides help to unhoused students, many of whom are underage and without parents or a legal guardian, in the form of gift cards to pay for groceries and gas, or paying for car repairs or new tires so that students can actually get to school. "There are a whole variety of supports that other agencies can't provide," said Kim Akeley-Charron, executive director of TEF. This, she explained, is because many of the students the fund helps are both unaccompanied and under 18. The typical services that help minors in financial trouble are administered through parents or guardians, so children without them sometimes fall through the cracks. An upcoming program operated by the Resiliency Fund will install "resource closets" in all the high schools across the district that will contain necessities like toothpaste and other hygiene items. It also helps graduating seniors afford caps and gowns for graduation ceremonies, and provides scholarships to some of those who are pursuing post-secondary education. The Governor's Art Show, an annual tradition held in Loveland for decades, has funded the Resiliency Fund for Unhoused Youth for the last six years, said John Kinkade, board member for the Governor's Art Show and one of the main planners of the event. Prior to that, proceeds went to the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs, which jointly put on the event, and would then be spent on philanthropic causes of those organizations choosing. Then Kinkade, who also serves on the Thompson Valley Rotary Committee that selects art scholarship recipients, encountered a young scholarship applicant who presented a portfolio that struck him. "It was really dark, really severe," he remembered. A fellow committee member asked about the nature of the student's work, and she described a series of harrowing life experiences that culminated in becoming unhoused. Kinkade, moved, reached out to his friend, Akeley-Charron, to inquire further. "That just kind of blew me away," he said. Akeley-Charron told him that in addition to the young student Kinkade had encountered, there were hundreds more across the district who had similar experiences. He then insisted that in addition to funding the two Rotary Clubs' philanthropic efforts, one-third of the proceeds from the Governor's Art Show be earmarked for the Resiliency Fund. The show has been donating to the fund ever since, totaling over $100,000 since 2016, Akeley-Charron said when the donation was announced. Kinkade, who volunteered the equivalent of six 40-hour workweeks preparing for this year's show, said the program is the primary reason he's still involved with the show. Both Kinkade and Akeley-Charron said that it was rewarding work, and that the recipients, many of whom face challenges unthinkable even to adults, are deserving. "We called it the Resiliency Fund, and that's exactly what these kids show," Akeley-Charron said. "Resiliency, every day." All contents Copyright © 2022 Daily Reporter-Herald. All rights reserved. Below are some photos from past year's Governor's Art Show galas and events from our archives. While we do find art to fuel the soul and be multi-sensory, we think smelling the flowers will work out better.... We've been enjoying the splash of colors throughout the National Sculptors' Guild garden. We hope you stop by to smell the roses and enjoy the sculptures as well. Shop these pieces and add them to your garden. Art Appreciators, We are celebrating our 30th year of connecting people with art. Thank you for your support and making art a priority in your life. You're our kind of people! Ready to add more to your collection? Check out what our amazing artists have created in our store. #ColumbineGallery #FineArt #ThirtiethAnniversary #Celebrating30Years #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #LiveWithART #BuyOriginal #ShopOnline #Painting #Sculpture #HomeDecor #BeautifulSpace   We're so pleased that people are finding homes for our artwork, we've had a record number of sales for winter which is usually pretty slow for us.
We rarely have historic works, but a collector brought this landscape to us to sell and the Alexis Compera, circa 1906, just found a new wall to hang on. We love art appreciators! Thanks for making art a priority in your lives. Find your next art acquisition http://www.columbinegallery.com/store Also pictured are sculptures by Leo E. Osborne and Don Rambadt, and a small work by Tal Walton. #ColumbineGallery #FineArt #Painting #Sculpture #Contemporary #FineArt #CapturedMoments #ShopOnline #AddToYourCollection #ArtWorthCollecting #CollectorsCorner #EnhanceYourHome #BuyOriginal #ArtCollectorsAreOurPeople #LiveWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit  #HappyEspressoDay You may wonder, what does Bernie in his mittens have to do with espresso, well, just that we recommend you grab your mittens and head to Muse Coffee and Tea which is owned by Jane DeDecker's family; Jane sculpted this great Bernie bronze; and we think you should buy him so you can have coffee with Bernie everyday! Shop online, we'll ship a Bernie right to you! Besides great Coffee and Tea, Muse has amazing fresh baked goods, sandwiches, soups and more, perfect for a Fall day. All while surrounded by great art by Jane and others. #ColumbineGallery #JaneDeDecker #NationalEspressoDay #BernieSculpture #Bernie #SmittenWithMittens #BeAMuse #MuseCoffeeAndTea #MuseCoffee #FeelTheBern #GreatGifts #BerniesMittens #ArtMakesAGreatGift #Sculpture #Bronze #Contemporary #FineArt #CapturedMoments #ShopOnline #AddToYourCollection #ArtWorthCollecting #CollectorsCorner #LinkInBio #EnhanceYourHome #BuyOriginal #ArtCollectorsAreOurPeople #LiveWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit Bernie
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Bernie, Smitten with Mittens by Jane DeDecker Abstract Figurative Sculpture of Bernie Sander's iconic image from the 2021 Inauguration. 15x10x10" Bronze number 6, (base not included, figure can sit on edge of any surface) One in stock - others are in the foundry - we'll confirm how long you have to wait for Bernie if it's still in production. Gift Certificates are the perfect gift, one size fits all! Our Circle of Giving token and certificate with a unique code will be mailed (to you or your recipient) which may be used for $250 off your next in-store, or online purchase over $1,200. Buy now at the special value of $200... #giftideas #giftcard #gifting #artcollector #fineartgallery #ShopSmall #shoponline #shopsmallbusiness #holidaygifts #columbinegallery #fineart #giveart #giveartfortheholidays #CircleOfGiving  Start a new tradition of giving art in your family this holiday season. We have a special section in our online store listing fine art under $750. Start shopping here! If you're still struggling to find the perfect gift for the art lover in your life, we recommend giving our Circle of Giving token, redeemable at Columbine Gallery online or in-person. Shop soon so we can ship your presents in time! #ColumbineGallery #GreatGift #FineArt #ArtMakesAGreatGift #Painting #Sculpture #SmallJewels #ContemporaryArt #StillLife #ShopOnline #AddToYourCollection #NSG #ArtWorthCollecting #CollectorsCorner #LinkInBio #EnhanceYourHome #BuyOriginal #ArtCollectorsAreOurPeople #LiveWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #ShopSmall #SupportSmallBusiness #SupportLocalArtists Happiness Is Custom Pet Portrait Commissions
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Happiness Is... personalized original pet portrait by Alyson Kinkade Vibrant portraits of your favorite furry friends against bold colors. Original Oil on Canvas 12x12" or 14x11" depending on composition needs of the portrait. Canvas is gallery wrapped with black sides, perfect as is, or easy to frame. Additional Pets in same portrait are additional $250. ***Made to order - please allow up to 2 months for production and shipping time depending on current orders. Artist will contact you for details like preferred background and pics of your cat or dog post check out. See more examples here Study for Lovely Noise
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Study for Lovely Noise by Amelia Caruso Acrylic painting on Board image: 6x6" gallery wrapped Perfume Bottles: New Classics original
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Perfume Bottles: New Classics by Roy Wilce Original Pencil and Colored Pencil on Archival Paper unframed 9x20" image size Perfume Bottles: Classics original
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Perfume Bottles: Classics by Roy Wilce original Pencil and Colored Pencil on Archival Paper unframed 9x20" image size Stepping Stones
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Stepping Stones by Jane DeDecker Figurative Bronze 4x4x2.5" Ed/31 Girl hops from stone to stone across a river Carolyn Barlock: Bear Mountain
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"Bear Mountain" by Carolyn Barlock 2.5" long One-of-a-kind Luster and Gold #2/5 necklace pendant (shape is a limited edition form; color and pattern are unique) ABOUT THE ARTIST: Carolyn L. Barlock was born in Denver, Colorado to a native Coloradoan family that dates back more than a hundred years to Central City's rush for gold. She started her art education as a young girl at the Colorado Institute of Art. In 1967 she received her Associate Art Degree from Christian College in Columbia, Missouri, now known as Columbia College. Upon returning to Denver, she continued her art education at Loretto Heights College and married Denver attorney Edward S. Barlock in the fall of 1968. A special interest in the history of art and antiques caused her to commence the study of porcelain art in the spring of 1969. At first, she studied painting flowers, fruits, scenes and portraits on porcelain. She then studied and experimented with secret techniques of porcelain decoration. These techniques fascinated the ancient alchemists. She mastered the secrets of enameled art, dating from The Chinese Ming Dynasty. This once-fired porcelain application, requiring exactitude of line and density, was a form Carolyn had perfected by the early 1980's that first earned her worldwide recognition. While exhibiting her work in internationally renowned galleries and shows, Carolyn continued her scholarly journey of ancient porcelain techniques culminating in her use of 22 Karat Florentine Gold and ancient Persian Lusters dating from 9th Century Baghdad creating pieces of timeless beauty, and exquisite form. Carolyn Barlock has been an annual participant of Loveland, Colorado's acclaimed show Sculpture in the Park since 1997, Colorado Governor Art Show many times, along with other juried shows and Museum shows and she is featured in Southwest Art's Sculpture of the Rockies: 97 Contemporary and Traditional Artists. As a member since 1976 of the International Porcelain Artists and Teacher Organization she has won gold medals at their International shows and has been featured in their publications. Her work is in private collections throughout the world including the Vatican, when a Chalice made by Barlock was presented to His Holiness Pope Francis by Msgr. Giovanni Fusco, Papal Chaplin, Secretary General for the International Confederation of Apostolic Union of Clergy and Laity, Rome, Italy, during The International Assembly of the Conference of the Apostolic Union of the Clergy on November 16, 2017 in the Hall of the Consistory in the Vatican. She lives in Denver, Colorado with her two sons, Stephen and Mark. Scotty Wall Plaque
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Scotty Wall Plaque Wildlife Dog Sculpture by Sandy Scott 9x5x5" bronze/walnut ed/65 ONLINE ORDERS ONLY Availability will be verified following order. If studio has a casting we will ship right away, if it needs to be cast please allow up to 32 weeks from order date for casting and finishing. call us or email us to discuss your order expectations. Shipping price includes the custom packing necessary for safe transport of fine art. World of Wonder
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World of Wonder by Jane DeDecker Figurative Bronze 3.5x2x2" ed/31 A child peeks into their hands at his latest capture, a ladybug? a firefly? toad? Carolyn Barlock: Spring
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"Spring" by Carolyn Barlock 3" long, One-of-a-kind Luster and Gold Necklace pendant: pink butterfly ABOUT THE ARTIST: Carolyn L. Barlock was born in Denver, Colorado to a native Coloradoan family that dates back more than a hundred years to Central City's rush for gold. She started her art education as a young girl at the Colorado Institute of Art. In 1967 she received her Associate Art Degree from Christian College in Columbia, Missouri, now known as Columbia College. Upon returning to Denver, she continued her art education at Loretto Heights College and married Denver attorney Edward S. Barlock in the fall of 1968. A special interest in the history of art and antiques caused her to commence the study of porcelain art in the spring of 1969. At first, she studied painting flowers, fruits, scenes and portraits on porcelain. She then studied and experimented with secret techniques of porcelain decoration. These techniques fascinated the ancient alchemists. She mastered the secrets of enameled art, dating from The Chinese Ming Dynasty. This once-fired porcelain application, requiring exactitude of line and density, was a form Carolyn had perfected by the early 1980's that first earned her worldwide recognition. While exhibiting her work in internationally renowned galleries and shows, Carolyn continued her scholarly journey of ancient porcelain techniques culminating in her use of 22 Karat Florentine Gold and ancient Persian Lusters dating from 9th Century Baghdad creating pieces of timeless beauty, and exquisite form. Carolyn Barlock has been an annual participant of Loveland, Colorado's acclaimed show Sculpture in the Park since 1997, Colorado Governor Art Show many times, along with other juried shows and Museum shows and she is featured in Southwest Art's Sculpture of the Rockies: 97 Contemporary and Traditional Artists. As a member since 1976 of the International Porcelain Artists and Teacher Organization she has won gold medals at their International shows and has been featured in their publications. Her work is in private collections throughout the world including the Vatican, when a Chalice made by Barlock was presented to His Holiness Pope Francis by Msgr. Giovanni Fusco, Papal Chaplin, Secretary General for the International Confederation of Apostolic Union of Clergy and Laity, Rome, Italy, during The International Assembly of the Conference of the Apostolic Union of the Clergy on November 16, 2017 in the Hall of the Consistory in the Vatican. She lives in Denver, Colorado with her two sons, Stephen and Mark.  #FunFactFriday Did you know Executive Director John Kinkade is our in-house florist? The mums that John is arranging here are from his personal garden. Always a treat when something new is blooming - you even get a little bouquet next to your monitor sometimes! He's been arranging flowers since high school when he worked as a florist. He's provided his keen eye for arranging to many weddings and special events. And you'll see some of his creations captured in still life paintings that he's provided the subject matter for. His love of horticulture is evident in the NSG sculpture garden as well. We have 100's of unusual botanical specimen that create a beautiful backdrop for our artist's work. #JohnKinkade #HiddenTalents #Botanics #MumsTheWord #FlowerArrangement #Florist #StopToSmellTheFlowers #PurpleMums  Fall is in the air in Colorado - we've had a beautiful mild season and the trees and other foliage have been providing splashes of color throughout the National Sculptors' Guild sculpture garden. Always fun to see how the change in seasons gives outdoor sculpture a different look. Like look how that peek of blue from Stephen Shachtman's sculpture plays off the bright red leaves! And Jane DeDecker's golden patina on Iris shines. The stone of Ted Fleming's stone carvings against vibrant oranges, and the bits of color raining over Darrell Davis' deer and other sculpture is all breath taking. Always something new to see in the garden thanks to Mother Nature. #InTheGarden #FallColors #SculptureGarden #NSG #ArtAndFlowers #Sculpture #ColorfulColorado #Beauty  The Great-blue Heron fishing on Lake Tern behind the gallery. NSG Fellow, Jane DeDecker continues to amaze us with her recent monuments to women in Seneca Falls and now Estes Park. She is making history as she honors these historic figures, bringing to light the contributions of phenomenal women, sculpted by a phenomenal woman.  This link has some great pics of the artist and includes some connections to the subjects. https://www.eptrail.com/.../10/01/womens-monument-dedicated/
By WENDY RIGBY | wrigby@eptrail.com | Estes Park Trail-Gazette PUBLISHED: October 1, 2021 at 1:15 p.m. | UPDATED: October 4, 2021 at 10:57 a.m. On a chilly autumn afternoon, a large crowd gathered to participate in the dedication of the Estes Park Women’s Monument. The statues sit on a piece of land donated by the Town of Estes Park along the river walk. Twelve historical and current female leaders who have impacted the town’s rich heritage are honored in this newest public art installation. “This was a widespread, grassroots effort,” said Ron Wilcocks, Chairman of the Estes Park Women’s Monument Committee. “Hundreds of people helped make it happen. The community came through in a big way.” Speaking on behalf of the Estes Park Woman’s Club, Judy Schaffer commented, “These were not just ladies who sat around. They laid trails. They funded libraries. The supported the town as a community. They gave a legacy to the more contemporary women we are honoring.” Members of the Town Board of Trustees were there, along with Mayor Wendy Koenig who is one of the 12 women honored in bronze sculpture. “This is a momentous occasion,” Koenig noted. “This monument makes visible the women who nurtured this community.” Town Administrator Travis Machalek called the monument “long overdue.” The centerpiece figure of the picture is Eleanor Hondius, an early female leader in Estes Park. Her son, 97-year-old Pieter Hondius who still lives in Estes Park, was on hand to see his mother honored in this lasting way. “These were strong-minded, determined and focused women,” she said. “We owe a debt to these pioneers for what Estes Park is today.” Noting that creating public sculptures is a “team sport,” DeDecker thanked all of the donors who collectively contributed more than $100,000 for the project. She also thanked the town employees who helped prepare the site and will keep it beautiful year round.  We are grieving the loss of a great friend, conservationist and human being. Kim Crumbo, a former Navy SEAL and retired National Park Service ranger, has been a close friend to National Sculptors' Guild sculptor Denny Haskew since high-school, and as a result became a dear friend to many more of us in the gallery and Guild. His disappearance in Yellowstone last month has been difficult to face. Kim’s words shared to a fellow conservationist ring true to us, and we are certain they shall serve to inspire next generations to take care of the planet as Kim always hoped. Please read this tribute by Camilla Fox, https://rewilding.org/honoring-kim-crumbo/ And check out the following to learn more about Kim Crumbo and his efforts with Rewilding Institute… https://rewilding.org/kim-crumbo/ Backstory: “In mid-September, rangers began searching for 74-year-old Kim Crumbo of Ogden and his brother, 67-year-old Mark O’Neill of Chimacum, Washington, after the pair was reported missing. Crumbo and O’Neill, National Park Service retirees, had been on a four-night backcountry trip to Shoshone Lake. Park crews found a vacant campsite with gear on the south side of Shoshone Lake. A canoe, paddle, personal floatation device, and other personal belongings were located on the east shore of the lake. During the morning of Monday, Sept. 20, Yellowstone officials say the body of O’Neill was found along the east shore of Shoshone Lake. On Sept. 24, rangers announced the search for Crumbo was shifting from a rescue situation to a recovery. The change came after days of searching the Shoshone Lake shoreline by boat, swept trails in the area, and searched open waters by helicopter. Wednesday, Yellowstone rangers confirmed the National Park Service’s Submerged Resources Center is using sonar equipment to detect clues in the water of where Crumbo may be. Park crews are also searching for Crumbo by foot and boat with help from the Grand Teton National Park’s interagency helicopter and dog teams from Western Montana Search Dogs. This comes after an autopsy determined O’Neill died of hypothermia. According to rangers, search efforts for Crumbo will continue for the next several days as conditions warrant. The incident remains under investigation. If you were in the Shoshone Lake area between Sept. 12-19 and have any information that could help investigators piece together what happened, you are asked to contact Yellowstone rangers at 307-344-2428 or yell_tip@nps.gov” #kimcrumbo #rewilding #rewildinginstitute #projectcoyote #wildlandsnetwork #wildarizona #yellowstonenationalpark #conservationist   We're falling into Autumn here in Colorado. October 1st we'll shift into Fall gallery hours.
Wednesday through Saturday 11am thru 4pm, or by appointment*. Can't make it to Colorado? You can continue to make online purchases through the secure checkout on our storefront. *We are continuing to ask that only vaccinated visitors enter Columbine Gallery due to the rise of Covid cases in the area and the added risk of the Delta Variant. 2683 North Taft Avenue, Loveland, Colorado 80538 970.667.2015 contact us #VisitColorado #ColumbineGallery home of the #NationalSculptorsGuild #ILoveLoveland #FineArt #LovelandColorado #AddToYourCollection #ArtWorthCollecting #CollectorsCorner #LinkInBio #EnhanceYourHome #BuyOriginal #NSG #SculptureGarden #ArtCollectorsAreOurPeople #LiveWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit  We had a wonderful time hosting lunch for the Booth Western Art Museum Collector’s Tour of Colorado. The group filled two 40-passenger buses with art appreciators from around the nation. We also had several of our artists meet with the collectors in the National Sculptors’ Guild sculpture garden. The tour included several Loveland artist studios and gardens. We were happy to give them some nourishment before their next artful stop. As you can see we lucked out with a beautiful Colorado Fall day. Our chimenea warmed us up as the wind picked up, but the rain stayed off. #BoothMuseum #boothmuseumofwesternart #BoothMuseumCollectorsTour #SteamboatArtMuseum #ArtTour #ArtCollectorsAreOurPeople #ArtfulFallDay #Colorado #Loveland #ILiveLoveland #NationalSculptorsGuild #NSG #SculptureGarden #ArtandFlowers #MastiffWithCookies #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #BlueSkyDay #ArtCollectors Our Loveland location is currently on the market, |
 | Our focus is shifting toward the National Sculptors' Guild's efforts, so there is opportunity for you to purchase Columbine Gallery and continue its 30 years of connecting people with art! Buy the Gallery and Garden. Keep it as an art gallery, or expand your own business in this beautiful Northern Colorado space. Columbine has a long and successful history in the art market. Gain clientele, work with renowned artists, acquire fine furnishings in a gorgeous backdrop for paintings and sculpture of a growing art-centric city. Our Loveland location of Columbine Art Gallery is the largest original fine art source in Northern Colorado, showcasing hundreds of artworks by 40 renowned artists. Columbine is named after the Colorado State flower which is a symbol for Spirit. #FeedYourCreativeSpirit |
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