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Bob Coronato

While growing up in New Jersey, Bob Coronato used to wish he had been born a hundred years earlier, so that he could have seen the “Old West.” After graduating from Otis Parsons Art School, he traveled to a remote open range ranching section of Wyoming, where he discovered that the west of his childhood dreams had not yet completely passed on.

Bob’s experiences working with these modern-day cowboys inspired the themes and mood of his artworks. These pieces go beyond mere nostalgia, recognizing the importance of the west in American history and contemporary culture. “The freedom of the west has become a symbol of our great country,” he writes. “As our lives become more regimented, and the rules become more numerous, we long for those places of freedom. The subjects of my work remind people that there is still a remote, free west. It gives a sense of relief, that we are not a completely modern country, just yet.”

HIGH ROLLER by Bob Coronato	JUNE 9TH IN THE BLACK HILLS... P'ARD ALL I REMEMBER, 'TWAS A COLD SOM-BITCH by Bob Coronato	NO PLACE...FOR AMATEURS! by Bob Coronato
NOTH'N LIKE THE FEEL'N OF RID'N A FINE HORSE... by Bob Coronato	RELAY HORSES IN CAMP, CROW FAIR 2000 by Bob Coronato	THE HORSE WRANGLER GATHER'D THE MORNING MOUNTS by Bob Coronato
THE NORTHERN RANGE...IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE WEATHER, JUST WAIT TEN MINUTES by Bob Coronato	THEM'S A BUNCH-A-BRONC STOMP'N... SUN-FISHIN... S.O.B.'s by Bob Coronato	TODAY WE WILL LOOK OUR BEST... by Bob Coronato
WAIT'N FER THEM TO MOTHER-UP... AND BED DOWN by Bob Coronato	WHEN THIS WEATHER QUITS by Bob Coronato