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Gary Carter

Gary Carter (Born 1939) is active/lives in Montana, Arizona.  Gary Carter is known for Western frontier genre and landscape painting.

Born in Hutchinson, Kansas, Gary Carter is a realist painter and sculptor of the contemporary and historic American West including cowboy's, mountain men, Indians and the landscape where they live or lived.

Many of his childhood trips were with his father backpacking in the Sierra Mountains of California.  He served in the Army, and then earned a BFA degree with honors from the Art Center College of Design* in Los Angeles.  He had moved to California with his family when his father took a job with Walt Disney productions.

From 1971-1972, he was the in-house illustrator for a California design studio, but a sell-out show in 1973 of his own art persuaded him to become a full-time painter.  In 1978, he won Best of Show at a Montana Historical Society exhibition.

He paints the landscape and wild animals of a remote area of Montana where he lives with his wife, Marlys, near the West Entrance of Yellowstone Park.  His former bunkhouse studio,   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3762 characters.]  Artist bio

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