| Earl Kuhn's watercolors depict our great ranching heritage, a story
about a way of life. His favorite subjects are the cowboy, his livestock
and the landscapres surrounding them. Kuhn's studio is located at
The Sagebrush Gallery of Western Art in Medicine Lodge, Kansas, where
he and his wife Kaye, have owned and operated the gallery and frame
shop since 1979.
Earl Kuhn
Recent accomplishments include one of Kuhn's paintings
was featured on the cover of the 2002 Fall issue of Cowboy
Magazine, and the November 2002 issue of America's Horse, published
by the American Quarter
Horse Association. Kuhn's watercolors were chosen as the "Best
of Show" at the World Championship Ranch Rodeo's "Best
of the West" Western Art Show in 2001.
Past Chairman and Co-Founder of the Kansas
Championship Ranch Rodeo, Kuhn serves on the Founding Board
of Directors of the Working Ranch Cowboys Association, and the WCRA
Foundation. He has been the Event Director for the World Championship
Ranch Rodeo since 1995. Kuhn and his wife, Kaye, hosted the Indian
Summer Days Professional Western Art Show for 12 years every fall
in Medicine Lodge, bringing artists from throughout the United States.
now held on a smaller scale, during the Medicine
Lodge Indian Peace Treaty Celebration (held every three years
with the next one being held September 22-24, 2006.)
The Kuhn's three sons are Kelly
(wife, Michelle), Kory, and Kerry (wife Misti). Grandchildren are
Megan, Garrett, Amy and Kauy. Kerry
and Kory provide a lot of subject matter as ranch cowboys.

The Grandkids
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Earl
Kuhn's watercolors have won numerous art awards, including:
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"Best of Show" at the World Championship
Ranch Rodeo's "Best of the West" Western Art
Show in 2001. |
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Gold, silver & bronze medals at the
National Western Artists' and Texas Cowboy Artists' Annual
Shows. |
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Mercedes Boot Award Best of Show in painting
at the 1986 TCA exhibit. |
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Artist of the Year at the 1989 American
Royal Western Art Show. |
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Best of Show & 1996 Poster at the Chuckwagon
Art Show, Albuquerque, New Mexico in December of 1995.
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addition to many private showings throughout the United States,
Kuhn also participates in the following art shows:
Texas Cattle Raiser's Cowboys & Leather Art Show
- Ft. Worth, TX
Mountain Oyster Club - Tucson, Arizona
Empire Ranch Foundation Western Art Show - Sonoita, AZ
World Championship Ranch Rodeo's "Best of the West"
Western Art Show - Amarillo, TX |
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Publications
featuring Kuhn's artwork on their magazine cover include: |
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Earl
Kuhn was chosen to paint the following artworks:
Kansas
Livestock Association's 100th Anniversary Commemorative Painting
"Yearlings"
1998
Cheyenne Frontier Days Poster
1997
World Paint Horse Show Program & Poster
1997
Working Ranch Cowboys World Finals Ranch Rodeo Program &
Membership Print
Best
of Show & 1996 Poster at the Chuckwagon Art Show, Albuquerque,
New Mexico in December of 1995 |
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