Dustin Payne | Western Art
Representing the Fading History of the American West in Native American, Wildlife Bronze Sculpture, and Western Art.
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“Tales of the Trail - Study”
Ride along with tradition. We hope you enjoy this glimpse into the history and cloth that is the Cowboy Artists of America. We want to thank Ben Christenson for his incredible video and camera work, Jason Pelham for his kindness and ever continuous carrying of the West, and the generosity of Spade Ranches and the McIntyre Family for allowing us to gather during these new and uncharted waters.
Dustin Payne was born into a rodeo and ranching family in southern New Mexico in 1981. Growing up as a third-generation sculptor in his family, he began learning the trade at an early age. Endless inspiration came out of studying the great works of Remington and Russell, and he was influenced by the books and drawings of Will James…
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“I wish I could find words to express the trueness, the bravery, the hardihood, the sense of honor, the loyalty to their trust and to teach each other of the old trail hands.” -Charles Goodnight
Testimonials
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“Dustin’s newest works, as all his art, are exquisitely rendered. His individual figures seem to be imbued with the spirit of the historical characters he recreates. His animals almost come to life, and illustrate what a student he is of the people and creatures of the Southwest.”
-Yoli, CA
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“We are happy for your selection into the CAA - You are a well deserving artist that keeps the traditions of the West foremost in your works of art.”
-Billy & Ann, TX
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Best quote of the day —when asked to say a few words, artist Dustin Payne said, “I started to write a speech, and I drew a picture of a horse instead.” He is one talented young man. Unveiling of the sculpture was impressive.
-Ruby, TX