People walk around and view artwork and wildlife sculptures in the well-lit Wildlife Gallery, featuring wood floors and green walls, curated by the Earth & Humanity Foundation.
PERMANENT COLLECTION

The Earth & Humanity Foundation Wildlife Gallery

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Encounter captivating wildlife art from around the world, where lifelike paintings and sculptures highlight the beauty of the natural world.

Highlights From the Gallery

Matthew Hillier, Summer Snow, 2011, oil on Gessobord

Julia Rogers, Spooked, 2004, oil on canvas

Daniel Smith, Heavy Hitters, 2010, acrylic on Masonite

Bonnie Marris, Lunch, 2016, oil on canvas

Bears, wolves, bison—and zebras? In addition to Western art, our museum collects wildlife art that spans the globe, featuring creatures of our shared Earth. The realistic paintings and sculptures connect us with the beauty of the natural world.

Wildlife artists such as Matthew Hillier, Julia Rogers and Daniel Smith travel far and wide for inspiration, bringing awareness to conservation issues through depictions of animals and their habitats. The gallery also includes books and activities meant to engage and educate our young visitors.

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This gallery is part of our permanent collection and included with museum admission. Members enjoy free admission daily!

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A Western American Art Museum … in Florida?
Absolutely! Local museum founders Tom and Mary James have collected American art since the 1960s, often acquiring paintings or sculptures while traveling.