Bob Barlow

Artist Biography:
Bob Barlow, a Wyoming native, is the son of a pioneer ranching family. He was given oil paints as a child, and did a lot of copying of work by Charles Russell and Will James. After graduating from high school, he attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He also got a degree in business at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and then joined the Army where he was stationed in Maryland and spent a lot of time in museums and painting in his spare hours.

Although his home and studio are in Billings, Montana, his love of outdoor painting takes him to many parts of the world. His most recent travels abroad have included, Prague, Czech Republic where he has spent several months each year since 1991. Other favorite painting places include East Africa, Russia, the canyons of the Southwest and the Canadian Rockies. The landscapes of Wyoming and Montana continue to inspire Barlow’s work most of all.

Source:     American Artist magazine
Southwest Art magazine

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