A voice for animals and
the softer side of the American West

Veryl Goodnight
Painter and Sculptor

National Cowgirl Hall Of Fame 2016 Inductee

For Fifty Years of Representing the American West in Bronze and Paint

Recipient: Central Intelligence Agency Seal

“For (her) vision of Freedom Patriotism, and Expression of the Human Spirit” as depicted in “The Day the Wall Came Down”

Frequent Exhibitor

In Major Museum shows that have included:

– The Masters of the American West at the Autry National Center, Los Angeles, California

– Quest for the West at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, Indiana

2011 Retrospective

Gilcrease Museum – Tulsa, Oklahoma

Master Artist

Exhibited 18 of the 20 year tenure

Artists of America in Denver, Colorado

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LATEST NEWS!
SLED DOGS IN AMERICA

There is no doubt that dogs accompanied the first humans to step foot on the North American Continent. They hunted, protected, packed and pulled loads, enabling humans to survive in the harsh northern latitudes.

Veryl has been chronicling this relationship with paint and bronze since 2010.

Major work from this collection will soon be on tour for all to see.

SEE FULL COLLECTION

NEW GICLEES NOW AVAILABLE

LATEST NEWS!
SLED DOGS IN AMERICA

Veryl has been chronicling this relationship with paint and bronze since 2010.

Major work from this collection will soon be on tour for all to see.

SEE FULL COLLECTION

NEW GICLEES NOW AVAILABLE

“I cannot separate animals from my art, or them from the land, nor from the history they share with humans. For close to half a century I have sought to bring more recognition to the countless roles both domestic and wild animals have played in the history of the American West. I have also sought to capture the spirit of the softer side the the American West with women who are feminine, yet fiercely capable.”

Veryl Goodnight

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