John Clarke Innes was born in 1863 in London, Ont., and came west in the mid-1880s, operating a ranch in High River, Alta.

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Airstream may be nearly 100 years old now—it was founded in 1931—but both Stetson and Four Sixes go back even further. John B. Stetson began manufacturing hats back in the 1860s, while Samuel Burk ...

Nnena Kalu, who uses cardboard and tape to create her work, received the prestigious art award. By Alex Marshall Reporting from Bradford, England Nnena Kalu, an artist who uses videotape, plastic ...

The Amarillo City Council approved the first reading of a new policy for accepting public art donations. The council also voted to accept the "Amarillo Cowboy" statue, with a councilmember apologizing ...

A friend summed up the Remington 870 perfectly, once as we argued about which was the greatest shotgun ever made. The 870 was the greatest, he said, because it was the best possible gun that the most ...

Even when the summer temperatures get steamy outside the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, it looks downright chilly in Colorado artist John Encinias' award-winning landscape "On a Winter's ...

Dawn Robinette, director of marketing and communications for the Briscoe, told MySA the National Day of the Cowboy event will honor the cultural heritage of the American West (something not unfamiliar ...

Prominently displayed on my living room wall is a large oil painting I commissioned from one of my father's favorite artists. Connie Robinson captured the view from the hills behind our ranch.

In the late 1870s, banker and art collector William Corcoran commissioned larger-than-life Carrara marble sculptures of some of the world’s best-known artists to decorate the second-story niches of ...