Help Preserve the Spirit of the American West
The reconstructed Frederic Remington Studio, on view in the Whitney Gallery of Western Art. Photo by Jasen Hanson.
Western Art Collections
The collections of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art present a panorama of art about the American West, commemorating the events, people, and the landscape of the Rocky Mountain region. Masterworks in the collection span from the early nineteenth century to contemporary times.
The reconstructed studios of Frederic Remington and Alexander Phimister Proctor, as well as the original studio cabin of Joseph Henry Sharp, provide visitors an uncommon opportunity to see the artist's work environment and discover their process of creation.
Outdoor Sculpture
James Earle Fraser's Buffalo Prayer, one of the many outdoor sculptures at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.
During your visit, explore the sculpture gardens located on the grounds of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. View works by western sculptors R.V. Greeves, T.D. Kelsey, James Earle Fraser, Michael Coleman, Harry Jackson, Bob Scriver, and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.
Print out and use the Outdoor Sculpture Guide for a self-guided tour.
A panoramic view of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art
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Whitney Gallery of Western Art's grand reopening, June 2009. Photo by Jasen Hanson.