DON & MIMI GRANT STUDIOS

DON & MIMI GRANT STUDIOS

GREETINGS FROM GREAT FALLS, MONTANA AND OUR STUDIOS

          Welcome to our on line gallery. The art work on the site may be purchased. Some have been sold and are marked as such. All the images on the site are copyrighted by the artists and all rights apply.

       DONALD GRANT

   As a full time artist, Don Grant takes pride in the "used" look of his wagons and stage coaches. He started his art career in 1980. Don has no formal art training, but has taken workshops along the way. His original works are created in hardwoods, polymer clay and wax.
   Known for stagecoaches that are sculptured of wood, Don has expanded into the medium of bronze. With the added skills he has learned through workshops in sculpting and painting, he now hand paints some of his bronzes. Many are put into a natural setting.
Don's work is in the collection of the Wells Fargo Museum in San Francisco and many private collections. He has been juried into the Pacific Rim Wildlife Show, the Vancouver International Wildlife Art Show in Canada, and the Russell Art Auction.
Don has exhibited in shows in the Northwest. His art work is on display at the Meadowlark Gallery in Billings, MT, the Glass Art Shop in Great Falls, MT,the Creighton Block Gallery in Virginia City, MT, and the CM Russell Museum in Great Falls, MT.

MIMI GRANT

Painting, with an emphasis on wildlife and the places they inhabit, have been the focus of Mimi Grant's art world. With the help of workshops, she has refined her techniques in the mediums of scratchboard and oil. These she feels convey her feelings about nature and nature's children.
Beginning withe the CM Russell Art Auction in 1978, Mimi has been able to display her art in many different shows. These include the Easton Waterfowl Festival in Maryland, the Southeastern Wildlife Expo in Charleston, SC, the Orlando Wildlife Expo in Orlando, FL, and the Pacific Rim Wildlife Art Show in Seattle, WA. She was honored to have a sold out show at the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit in Greeley, CO. In 2006 she participated in the first "Cowgirl Up!" Show at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Wickenberg, AZ.
Her painings can also be found in many galleries through out the Northwest. These include the Glass Art Shop and the CM Russell Museum in Great Falls, MT, the Meadowlark Gallery in Billings,MT, the Creighton Block Gallery in Virginia City, MT, the Grey Fox Gallery in Bozeman, MT, and the Main Street Gallery, Ronan, MT.