From 1990 through 2004, renown cowboy artist Bill Owen provided the Arizona National Livestock Show an annual limited edition commemorative to help raise funds for the Arizona National Scholarship Program. These prints are available for your collection and enjoyment. Each print is numbered and signed by Bill.

TO VIEW A LARGER IMAGE, CLICK ON ANY OF THE IMAGES	Desert Morning 2004 Commemorative Print 22" x 17½" $125.00
Makin' A Deal 2003 Commemorative Print 22" x 16" $125	Tailin' Her Down 2002 Commemorative Print 24" x 15½" $150.00
Desert Cow Camp 2001 Commemorative Print 24" x 12" $125.00	Moving Camp at Windmill 2000 Commemorative Print 16" x 24" $175.00
Mustangs of the Santa Maria 1999 Commemorative Print 24" x 16" $150.00	Moving the Remuda 1998 Commemorative Print 24½" x 14½" $150.00
Cowboss Scattering the Hands 1997 Commemorative Print 24" x 18½" $200.00	Soaking Wet (self portrait) 1996 Commemorative Print 14½" x 21" $175.00
Horsemen of the Diamond A's 1995 Commemorative Print 24" x 15¾" $200.00	Day Herding 1994 Commemorative Print 24" x 16" $175.00
Jinglin' Horses 1993 Commemorative Print 20" x 14¾" $150.00	Reluctant 1992 Commemorative Print 21¼" x 16" $150.00
The Hereford 1991 Commemorative Print 21¼" x 15" $60.00	American Bred Brahman 1990 Commemorative Print 21¼" x 15" $60.00

Bill Owen, Cowboy Artist Some artists paint from photographs of places they've been. Cowboy artist Bill Owen paints what he lives. Through the authenticity in his paintings and drawings, Bill has shared his love of cowboys and art with many people throughout the world. First and foremost a cowboy, he is one of the few artists to have achieved his level of success within the art world without formal art training. In 1969 he dedicated himself to his art full-time and he sold his first drawing one year later. Inducted into the Cowboy Artists of America in 1973, Bill has earned a total of 24 medals and awards at the annual show. He has exhibited at the Whitney Museum in Cody, Wyoming, the Grand Palais in Paris, France, and at the Western Art Show in Beijing, China. In 1989, while practicing for a rodeo, Bill survived a freak accident, which resulted in the loss of sight in his right eye. His confidence was bolstered when, in 1991, he was voted into the National Academy of Western Artists. In 1993, Bill was awarded the Frederic Remington Award for Artistic Merit by the Cowboy Hall of Fame; and that same year he became a member and staff artist of Rancheros Visitadores. The prestigious Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma honored Bill as their Rendezvous Artist in April of 1996; and most recently, the Academy of Western Artists selected Bill Artist of the Year 2002. Bill is passionate about the importance of his artwork being done with good artistic qualities of composition and design; but most passionate that it is done accurately and with complete authenticity. He feels, and will probably forever feel that he is still learning more about painting, technique, composition, color and design; all qualities that create fine art. These feelings are what enable Bill to keep each piece of work he starts exciting in his mind…never allowing himself to be completely satisfied…and always striving to constantly improve. Bill and his wife, Valerie, live in Wickenburg, Arizona. Check out Bill's Website at http://www.billowenca.com/

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