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From a spacious studio on almost 300 acres of land about 50 miles southeast of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Tucker Smith paints views of the surrounding landscape and wildlife. His easel belonged to long-time Montana artist Edgar Paxson and came to him through Shorty Shope, a member of the Cowboy Artists of America.
He and his wife, Jean, moved to Wyoming in 1993.
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"Art of the West", July 1999 (showing 414 of 4191 characters). |
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