
The Western Imagination
To create his vibrant compositions of Western culture, artist Jason Lohmeier looks no further than a familiar canvas—and a larger-than-life figure.
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The John Wayne Journal is a collection of stories that celebrate the legacy of John Wayne through art, events, special collaborations, and more.
To create his vibrant compositions of Western culture, artist Jason Lohmeier looks no further than a familiar canvas—and a larger-than-life figure.
History with the sweep and character of a John Wayne epic reckons with the West at its wildest.
The handcrafted pottery of Coco Chispa has everyone fired up—including John Wayne’s son.
J. Alexander Rustic Silver looks to Navajo tradition to inform its turquoise treasures.
The mid-century linen postcard makes for a new book, cut from a different cloth.
In giving bunkhouse wool a rich Western artistry, Pendleton has fashioned the fabric of America.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s new exhibit comparing two eras of True Grit is−like the film itself−a classic.
The National Finals Rodeo rides into town with ropin’, Reba and a roster of attractions for Duke fans.
Committed to craftsmanship, the blacksmith-founded Blanc Creatives forges a new, American-made age of iron.