Art Galleries
Finally we’ve returned “Art Galleries” to the website. Not all the artists listed portray/portrayed field trials or field trial dogs but are included because their work is exceptional in its depiction of pointing dogs and… 
Finally we’ve returned “Art Galleries” to the website. Not all the artists listed portray/portrayed field trials or field trial dogs but are included because their work is exceptional in its depiction of pointing dogs and…
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Eldridge Hardie on August 11, 2021. Condolences to his wife Ann and his entire family. What a life well-lived El. “Eldridge…
From the time he was a young boy, Bob Bertram always felt he was destined to be a painter. In grade school he was known as the “kid who can draw” and by the time…
Most readers of the American Field are familiar with Marguerite Kirmse’s etchings though they may never have heard her name. In particular, her work has illustrated many issues of Christmas editions. She has been added…
Steve Tait grew up in the Salt Lake Valley of Utah. From a young age, he developed a deep love for nature and wildlife, spending his boyhood hours catching lizards and scorpions. He also began…
Frederick Farrar McCaleb was born at China Grove Plantation near Monroe, Louisiana on December 9, 1893, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. McCaleb. He studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago…
Thanks to Tom Davis for allowing us to republish his wonderful, in depth essay on one of the most extraordinarily talented men ever to have been involved with bird dogs and field trials. This story…
The art of Ross Young has been described as painterly and forthright, a true expression of the places and sports he knows so well. A lifelong hunter and fisherman, Young knows the adrenaline rush of…
To correspond with Strideaway’s story on Iwan Leroy Lotton in the Christmas Edition of the American Field, we’ve updated his Art Gallery featuring many of Iwan Lotton’s paintings. You can find it at Art Galleries
In some of the world’s greatest galleries and private collections hang paintings of upland game, wild fowl, big-game and gun-dogs with but three words that accredit them to immortality in the world of brush and…