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TETON VALLEY

VICTOR TETONIA

Just over 30 minutes west of Jackson, in the neigh- Another 10 minutes north of Driggs brings you to Teto-
boring state of Idaho is Victor, the largest town nia, a tiny town with big mountain views. Grab a bite
in the Teton Valley with a population of just over at the Badger Creek Cafe (try the chicken and waffles)
2,000. With foothills to the south, east, and west, an then bring a thermos of hot chocolate to the open-
it’s not hard to get up in the mountains, but Victor air Tetonia Ice Rink — a great place for stargazing.
has plenty going on right in town. Head to Sherman
Park and swing by a public skate session at Kotler ALTA
Ice Arena (rental skates available) or rent a pair of
skinny skis and try out the park’s Nordic trails. For Midway between Driggs and Tetonia on the Wyoming
a special evening out, book a sleigh ride tour and side of the border is the town of Alta. While the town
gourmet dinner at Linn Canyon Ranch. may be small (in population and size) it’s home to
No matter where your time in Victor takes you, make some big snow — each winter the renowned Grand
sure to stop by Grand Teton Brewing Company for a Targhee Resort enjoys around 500 inches of natu-
beer (or two) and get to know the locals. ral snow. A true skier’s paradise, you can enjoy the
resort’s 2,600 acres of lift-accessed and hikable ter-
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A 10 minute drive due north from Victor brings you
to Driggs, a town with a Western-style Main Street
set against the backdrop of the Tetons. The Down-
town Driggs Association keeps things buzzing, with
an annual snow sculpture contest featuring the
area’s best snow sculptors that’s followed by the
Snow Ball — your chance to catch locals dressed in
their best (or wackiest) duds dancing the evening
away to live music.

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BRINGING IT BACK

Scott Kauf returns the Tetonia Club to its former glory

SWORDS Michelle DeLong | IMAGES Courtesy Tetonia Club
cott Kauf never imagined himself as a bar owner. The world-champion mogul skier
was living in Vail in the ‘90s and traveling around the West when he fell in love with
the down-home atmosphere and natural beauty of Alta, Wyoming. Fast forward to
today, and you’ll still find Scott shredding Targhee with his two kids before enjoying a well-
deserved drink at the Tetonia Club, a historic building that Scott painstakingly revitalized.

Over the past century, the Tetonia Club has been and hired Vern Armstrong, the son of previous owner
many things: a pool hall, a mercantile, an abandoned Orville Armstrong, to do the electrical work. As Scott
building, and many iterations of the town watering and Vern admired their handiwork, Vern realized
hole. Twenty years ago, when Scott was still rela- something was missing and reappeared with the part
tively new to Teton Valley, he rode his bicycle by the of the original sign that read “bar” — it had been in his
unassuming building on Tetonia’s main street and dad’s garage for years.
spotted a “for sale by owner” sign.
Scott has been rediscovering pieces of the Teto-
“I stood on my toes to peek into the high windows, nia Club’s legacy ever since. “I just take care of
it was covered in dust and there was stuff all over the place and try to maintain the history,” he says.
the place,” Scott says. Beneath all of that dust there “When we first opened, so many people came in
were two relics that piqued his curiosity: the original who hadn’t been inside the building in 25 years and
neon Tetonia Club sign and a South American gam- started telling stories. It’s cool when people who
bling game. Scott told the then-owner Chris Palcic, have memories of the Tetonia Club come inside
“Leave those and we’ve got a deal.” and see how far it’s come.”

Over the next two decades, Scott lovingly restored The Tetonia Club had such success with their outdoor
the building nail by rusty nail. At times, he lived in summer music series that Scott has plans to continue
the building with his kids, installing an indoor bas- it through the winter this year. He hopes to kick off the
ketball hoop and a trampoline, and at other times, series with an outdoor winter solstice party and con-
he transformed it into a Halloween haunted house or tinue the music through March. In keeping with both the
rented it out to local families. ski town and Old West ethos, Scott says of the planned
outdoor winter concerts: “There is no bad weather, just
When Scott finally decided to reopen the Tetonia Club bad clothing. The people who come out will bring a
as a bar three years ago, he dug out the old neon sign great vibe. The people truly make the space.” n

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COLD — YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND?

CRYO Therapy Idaho offers a new route to better health

MWORDS Evie Carrick | IMAGES Lindley Rust temperatures as low as -250 degrees for up You are going to do cryo every day for seven days,” and
arkida Henley has lived in the to three minutes. It’s a therapy she stum- several weeks later, the surgeon said he’d never seen
Jackson Hole area for over 30 years, bled on while thumbing through an old issue of anyone heal so well and so fast after surgery.
but her perspective on cold is a little O, The Oprah Magazine on a flight to Los Ange-
different than most locals. She’s used to les several years ago. A veteran flight attendant, With proof that it works, Markida started researching
regular — albeit short — immersions into Markida had struggled with chronic fatigue syn- what it would take to bring the therapy to the Wyo-
-250 degree Fahrenheit cold sauna. drome and decided to give the bizarre, eye-catching ming-Idaho area. And in December 2018, Markida
treatment a try during her trip. opened the doors to CRYO Therapy Idaho in Driggs.
How, you ask? She works with athletes who’ve overworked their
“I loved it! I felt younger, lighter, and in better health,” bodies and need relief, people looking to reverse the
Markida uses whole body cryotherapy, a treat- says Markida, who explains that you stand in a cham- effects of aging, clients who have been diagnosed
ment that works by surrounding your body in ber that exposes your body to sub-zero temperatures. with various conditions, and those struggling with
A year later, she returned to LA to help a friend recover pain. In addition to offering whole body cryotherapy,
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Markida explains that the result is a reduc-
tion in inflammation and pain, increased
circulation, an increase in overall well-being,
and improved homeostasis.

Since opening the wellness center, Markida
has witnessed impressive results. One cli-
ent’s 15-year struggle with back pain ended
after just one double cryo session. And while
many people have seen shockingly fast
results, generally it takes a series of multi-
ple sessions.

Another client, who was stooped over due
to five herniated discs, did 14 sessions over
seven days and was able to visibly stand up
straighter before the last treatment. Markida
explains that the cold likely allowed the discs
to go back to where they used to be, relieving
the client’s chronic discomfort and allowing
them to return to their active lifestyle.

But at CRYO Therapy Idaho it isn’t just about
the cold. Markida and her team also offer Bio
Electro Magnetic Energy Regulation (BEMER),
which improves blood flow in the capillaries
and increases circulation; Sunlighten Infra-
red Saunas for detoxing and using the sun’s
healing light, without harmful UV rays; the
AO Scan, a digital body analyzer; and several
other products that work at a cellular level.

“CRYO Therapy Idaho’s primary focus is an
optimum level of wellness now and healthier
longevity for the future. We do this by assist-
ing the body to better self-regulate, self-re-
pair, and self-regenerate as it is innately pro-
grammed to do,” says Markida. “The therapies
are totally passive and non-invasive. By being
proactive in a totally unique and holistic
way, everyone has the possibility to achieve
greater health and wellness.”

It doesn’t matter if you are dealing with
chronic conditions, a recent injury or surgery,
or just want to challenge yourself to three
minutes in -250 degree cold — you might
be surprised with the results. Just don’t be
alarmed if, like Markida and many of her cli-
ents, you get totally hooked! n

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DEEP
ROOTS

MD Landscaping brings
mountain culture to your
backyard

FWORDS Lexey Wauters | IMAGES Lindley Rust
ire pits. Outdoor living spaces. Tree-
framed views. These are the visual
hallmarks of the mountain culture
lifestyle. For 30 years, MD Landscaping
in Driggs has been helping plan and
develop these spaces. I caught up with
Carrie Baysek, MD’s retail manager and
a 25-year veteran of the business, to
learn more about MD Landscaping and to
contemplate how one’s personal space
reflects our unique mountain lifestyle.

The MD Landscaping legacy started when Mike
Stears and Dean Kunz from Rexburg, Idaho started
a lawn mowing business in 1994. They added a small
greenhouse shortly thereafter and the business
gradually grew into a landscaping company that
designs, installs, and maintains landscapes across
the Idaho Teton Valley and Teton County, Wyoming.
At their Driggs headquarters, they have a large retail
garden center with a gift boutique, café, and all the
landscaping gear you could ever want. They also
have an off-site tree farm.

In March 2020, Brian Haynie and Mike Hammond of
Sugar City, Idaho purchased the business, seeing
the potential of an established company with a solid
core of employees and a cast of loyal customers.

“There are probably 20 of us that have been here for
15-plus years,” Carrie says proudly. She attributes
the family culture of MD Landscaping to hard work,
a lot of mutual respect, and a shared passion for
learning new landscaping trends and projects. With
120 seasonal employees and 80 year-round staff,
the business has very little turnover. “We have His-
panic families that come back year after year for
the summer season; they travel here from El Oro
and Tlaxcala, Mexico to work with us every spring.
They’re part of the family,” she says.

In addition to staff that feels like family, MD Land-
scaping has created a gathering place for the com-
munity. Carrie explains, “we are a ‘destination garden
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IDAHO

Wellness Center

“Does form follow function or does function
follow form in the landscaping world?”

center.’ Folks come in from small outlying communities to stock up. They
show up with empty horse trailers each spring and leave with them full.”

The boutique and café have also become a community gathering place —
people will drop in to browse, have a bowl of soup, and walk around the nurs-
ery. The Driggs shop also serves as a knowledge hub. When the pandemic
shut down activities last spring, DIY gardeners reached out to MD Landscap-
ing for advice and materials. Nascent gardeners started vegetable plots.

As a landscaping business with local roots, MD Landscaping is keyed
into the unique challenges of landscaping in the Teton Valley. Carrie
notes that elevation, temperature, soil, and moisture are all factors that
impact planting in the area. And when it comes to landscaping, planting
with consideration of local wildlife and crafting outdoor living spaces that
reflect the mountain culture often inform the look and design.

Does form follow function or does function follow form in the landscaping
world? Fortunately, at MD Landscaping, you don’t have to choose. n

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When you need a break from the endless
outdoor adventures found in Jackson galleries and endless interior shops, jewelry stores, Teton, or top-of-the-line bedding and home decor —
Hole, come explore and support the area’s and boutiques. You can either swing by in-person or Jackson Hole has you covered.
wonderful galleries and boutiques. Jackson and hop online to see their full collection.
the Tetons are home to 30 nationally acclaimed Check out our valued ad partners in the
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Galleries & Jewelry

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A RARE Gallery
Coeur d’Alene Art Auction (page 25)
DanShelley Jewelers
Gallery Wild (insert page 18)
Hines Goldsmiths
Horizon Fine Art Gallery
Jackson Hole Jewelry Co. (pages 6/7)
JC Jewelers (page 47)
Mangelsen Images of Nature Gallery (page 57)
Pearls By Shari (back cover)
Quent Cordair Fine Art
Tayloe Piggott Jewelry (page 14)
Turner Fine Art
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Boutiques & Home

Belle Cose (inside front cover)

Cold Smoke (page 99)

Colorado Custom Fire Pits (page 45)

Farmhouse 208

Fighting Bear Antiques

Grand Teton Floor & Window Coverings

Jackson Hole Stone Works (page 16)

JD High Country Outfitters (page 83)

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Kismet Fine Rugs (pages 7/8)

MD Nursery & Landscaping (page 99)

Mountain Home Treasures (page 101)

Penny Lane

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Kay Stratman
An Afternoon Along the River | 20 x 14

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Anum Cara by Kathryn Mapes Turner The Stars Align
35 x 60” oil giclee on canvas by Kathryn Mapes Turner
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Tranquility by Mari’na Ma’rina
32” x 16” oil on canvas

Bird in the Hand by Martin Eichinger
29” bronze casting (limited edition of 75)
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Books in Box with Ribbons and Glass by Linda Mann
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Simply Captivating by Thomas Arvid
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“Hot On The Trail”
As I walked out on the RARE Gallery deck on September 1st of 2019, what
twenty minutes earlier had been a crisp early fall’s clear blue sky, was now
engulfed in a thick red blanket of smoke and flames. Saddle Butt was on fire.
I ran and grabbed my camera and soon found myself climbing up a tree in
Town Square Park to gain a vantage point to capture the flames and smoke
eerily dancing behind the world-famous Cowboy Bar sign as if the horse’s
hooves and the cowboy’s perseverance had lit the place ablaze.

“The Grand Eats The Moon” “A Girl, Her Horse, Her Dog And An Eclipse”
With a temperature of 15 below zero, clear skies, a heavy coat of recent snow, Spent days driving around the dusty deep canyons of Chile where the
and a morning setting full wolf moon, I knew the dream I’d had of catching the Southern Andes meet the Atacama Desert looking for the perfect ridge that
perfect composition of the Grand Teton, Teewinot, and full moon was a real would intersect the path of the July 2, 2019 Eclipse. I finally found it at the
possibility. These images take years of mistakes, wrong lens choices, lousy end of the Elqui Valley. Once the ridge was located, I spent another four days
timing, un-forecasted clouds, and a million other complications to be able to dragging huge piles of camera gear through thorn-covered bushes and rocks
pull off. You must put yourself in the exact right spot with the exact right lens to a spot that would give me the right distance, utilize my massive 800mm
at the exact right time. Just one thing amiss, and it doesn’t work. When you do lens, and compress the eclipse and a subject into one image. I then found a
pull it off, the final image allows one’s mind to escape to a sacred space where local cowboy and cowgirl who agreed to work with me to capture this image
our world interacts with our nearest neighbor and magically reminds us of how and these beautiful people in a once-in-a-lifetime event. The dust from her
beautiful our home is. horse lifted into the air, with a stroke of luck her dog decided to join her, and
she raised her hat in celebration under the light of a total eclipse.
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Rick “Kivie” Armstrong — Skier, Explorer, Artist, Visionary

As a mountaineer and professional skier, he has lived a life filled with adventure from decades of seeking unskied lines on unclimbed peaks around the
world. Having helped pioneer skiing in Alaska, Antarctica, and many other distant destinations, he used his skis to paint eloquent lines down perilous
mountain faces with high consequences from small mistakes. As the clock of time has ticked away and his advantage of youth has faded, his goal of
accomplishing high-level physical feats has been replaced by capturing the elusive perfect image. Today, “Kivie” has focused his passion towards the
more cerebral and artistic pursuit of capturing once-in-a-lifetime events, with a camera, that cannot be repeated. In doing so, he is leaving humanity
with a powerful visual historical record of that point in time from his perspective. These are important images that will stand the test of time and
continue to gain importance for future generations. His works can be found in important major collections globally, and, of course, at RARE Gallery.

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“The Chief” — David Yarrow
The senior elder of the fabled Lakota tribe is Chief
John Spotted Tail. We spent two days with him in
Northern Wyoming and he was so excited to wear
the headpiece that only the most senior Native
American chiefs like him can wear. His attire was
emphatically his decision, not ours. Their heritage
is integral to their souls. The ground in front of
Devils Tower has film history. It is, of course,
where Spielberg shot “Close Encounters of the
Third Kind” immediately after the release of “Jaws”
in 1975. More poignantly, it is sacred land for
Native Americans, and at dawn, before our early
morning shoot, John and his wife, Tamara Stands
and Looks Back, spent some time there praying.
At around 8:30 a.m., the low-hanging clouds
lifted above the iconic geographical landmark
and shafts of light lit up our canvas. We had our
moment. Later that day, when I showed Chief
John Spotted Tail this image, he shed a tear and I
am proud to admit I did too. It was one of the most
privileged days I have ever had in the field.

“Grand Prismatic “ — Ed Nash
Ed Nash was born in Letchworth Garden City, England in 1976.
Letchworth was built by and designed by Quakers in 1903 and was a
focus of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Like several members of the
British Post-Impressionist movement who visited, lived, and painted in
Letchworth, Ed was inspired by the town’s amalgamation of urban and
rural life and its focus on visual beauty in the town environment, which
was really the ideal of the “Garden City” movement.

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“3:10 to Yuma” — David Yarrow

Railway tracks can be visually strong props for photographers and filmmakers as they lead the eye and also offer a palpable sense of travel and
adventure. The problem is that train tracks are mostly live and therefore out of bounds for working artists. Railroads played an integral role in the push
West in the 19th century and the pioneering spirit that characterised their construction has long fascinated me. We located a disused track not far from
Marfa in West Texas stretching all the way to Presidio on the Mexican border. It ran through private land and in one cattle ranch a modest station had
been built to the side of the track for the Oscar-winning 2007 movie, “There Will Be Blood.” We negotiated terms with the ranch owner and he gave us
access to film on a location well known to Daniel Day-Lewis.

DAVID YARROW - TOMAS LASANSKY - ANDY WARHOL - ANSEL ADAMS - RICK “KIVIE” ARMSTRONG - SANDY GRAVES - SHANTO BEGAY
KEVIN BOX - MARK YALE HARRIS - JANELL JAMES - JOHN BELL - RUDI BROSCHOFSKY - MILES GLYNN

J. NELSON - MICHAEL KALISH - JENNY LOWE - BRENT KEE YOUNG - PAT FLYNN - ZACH PROCTOR - DAVE NEWMAN - ED NASH
A.M. STOCKHILL - JIM RENNERT -REBECCA HAINES - THOMAS SCOON - JENNA SCHMIDT - JORDAN DAINES

BRUCE CASCIA - TRENTON HIGLEY - CAROL SPIELMAN - DAN BURGETTE - LEO OSBORNE - BRITT FREDA - DOUG ADAMS
KATE RIVERS - MICHAEL SWEARNGIN - THEODORE VILLA - SHAY DAVIS - JOHNNES NIELSON - ADAM GROSOWSKY - CHRIS ST JOER

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Teton band, gold mountain pin.

Western in bone, distressed with embroidered
feathers band and gold mountain pin.

Western in whiskey, distressed with
Trout band and fly fishing brooch pin.

Western in pink, hand-shaped with
Camo and feathers band.

307-699-1496 | 55 N Glenwood Street, Ste E | jwbennett.com j.wbennett



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Exquisite Collection of
Crystal Decanters Hand Etched
with Wyoming Wildlife, the Tetons,
or Bucking Bronco

14K Yellow Gold Teton Pendant 14K Yellow Gold Snowflake
with Opal Inlay, Diamond in the Pendant with Pavé Diamonds
Sky and Pavé Diamond Mountains

14K Yellow Gold Bucking Bronco
Pendant with Pavé Diamonds and
Diamond in Lasso

A Jackson Hole
Legacy for 51 years

307.733.5599 | 80 Center Street Since 1970
Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Handmade in the U.S.A. w w w . h i n e s - g o l d . c o m

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Accessories
The right pieces to adorn every outfit.
Handmade jewelry, hats, bags, and shoes.

Gifts + Homeware
Novelty items for every whim and occasion.

Apparel
Style and comfort for the modern woman.
Affordable and timeless clothes.

APPAREL + ACCESSORIES + GIFTS + HOME

35 SOUTH GLENWOOD STREET | JACKSON, WYOMING | (307) 733-3080 | PENNYLANEJH.COM

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Hand beaded jacket – $298 Radiant Rituals – necklace & earrings.
Aspen Crystal Designs – cuffs.
Lil’ Mountain Designs All made in Teton Valley, ID
children’s clothing. $35-$75
All made in Teton Valley, ID
$35-$75 LynneMarie Photography
Alta, WY – begins at $95

The Velvet Moose is a Unique Boutique
With an Eclectic Collection of Gifts, Clothing, & Art.

Many of which are made in the Teton Valley.

Driggs, ID 208.354.3030
visit us online www.thevelvetmoose.com

FB & IG @shopthevelvetmoose

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When I’m not in my studio creating something that will last for generations or sharing what I know with students, you’ll find me out on the river
casting for trout, spending time with my son, and dreaming up the next big project to exceed my customer’s expectations.

A.L. S WAN S ON®
CRAFTSMAN STUDIOS

WHY SETTLE FOR THE ORDINARY,
WHEN YOU DESERVE THE EXTRAORDINARY.

HANDCRAFTED BENCH IN WESTERN QUILTED MAPLE, CLARO WALNUT, WITH INLAYS MADE FROM BLACK WALNUT,
PADUK, MAPLE, MOTHER OF PEARL, EBONY AND ABALONE SHELL.

A.L. S WAN S ON®
CRAFTSMAN STUDIOS

406.439.6397 | alswanson.com | Helena, Montana

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Charles Rohlfs (1853-1936) Barrel Chair, Signed

Lakota Young Girls Breast Plate, Circa: 1900

Billy Schenck, “Flying High on Mormon Row” San Ildefonso Polychrome Pot

BRING THE FINEST ACCENTS TO YOUR HOME

Claudia and Terry Winchell specialize in 19th and 20th century American furniture and fine art.
Established in 1981, the gallery is nationally recognized for authentic Mission and

Thomas Molesworth furniture, Native American beadwork, baskets, pottery, early Navajo textiles,
Western Americana, and fine art by American Masters.

FIGHTING BEAR ANTIQUES

375 South Cache in Jackson, WY
307 733 2669 // [email protected] // fightingbear.com

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Scandia Down Sleep Pillows San Remo Embroidery Linens
Made from only the finest, responsibly sourced European down and the A classic romantic scroll handcrafted and embroidered in Italy by a
most sublime down-proof fabrics, these luxurious Scandia Down sleep world-renowned atelier. Superior 100% Egyptian Cotton, woven into a soft
pillows are utterly indulgent. Created in three densities-soft, medium, and and airy percale fabric, offers the ultimate sleep experience. Offered in four
firm—to accommodate individual sleeping style. fresh combinations: White on White, Cloud on White, Shadow on White and
Corn Silk on Ivory.

Stresa Fine Italian Linens Scandia Down Comforters
Long staple, 100% Egyptian combed cotton yarns are woven into this These down comforters offer unrivaled, restful sleep. In each meticulously
sumptuous fabric and then double-finished to create the ultimate in soft made comforter you’ll find clouds of premium white down covered in silky soft
sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers, pillow shams, and accessories. Made in fabric and finished with signature tailoring. Scandia Down comforters are hand-
Italy in the world’s finest mills. filled and crafted in the United States from the finest imported materials.

Discover where the difference lies

Palo Alto Jackson Hole Beverly Hills

261 Hamilton Avenue 165 Center Street 332 N. Beverly Drive

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Entertain in style with this very unique natural wood ice
bucket by Vagabond House. The pewter elk is highly detailed
and adorns a natural acacia wood bucket with removable
glass insert.

These authentic hairless cowhide pillows will bring warmth to any
space. We have a wide selection of accessories by Four Hands to
spruce up your home.

Ride in style with everything you need for you and your horse. Arthur Court pieces add a touch of class and elegance to your home.
We love this tray with stallion figure to hold candles and trinkets.



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Provenance® Woven Woods Shades

Design Studio™ Roman Shades

Design Studio™ Roller Shades Duette® Honeycomb Shades

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Solera® Soft Shades
Alustra® Pirouette® window shadings
Alustra® Pirouette® window shadings

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Linda Israel
Thoughtful | 36 x 36 | Acrylic

Peter Campbell
Clearing | 55 x 42 | Oil

Kun Wang
Time Passing By | 16 x 20 | Oil

Kevin Courter
Daisy | 24 x 20 | Oil

Enhancing the traditional • Introducing the innovative

DALE TERBUSH

There is Magic in The Glory | 48 x 24 | Acrylic A Wish That You Were Here | 48 x 24 | Acrylic

Enhancing the traditional • Introducing the innovative
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Gary Keimeg
Changing Colors | 10 x 20 | Oil

Stephan Bateman
Freedom, Wyoming | 30 x 40 | Oil

Mark Kelso
The Parade | 20 x 36 | Oil

Billy Bradshaw
SkyWalker | 36 x 40 x 20 | Bronze 1/15

Enhancing the traditional • Introducing the innovative

B. SHAWN COX

Just Can’t Get You Outta My Head | 36 x 36 | Manipulated Photography

Roll Them Bones | 36 x 36 | Manipulated Photography
Enhancing the traditional • Introducing the innovative
PO BOX 4920 | 30 S KING ST | JACKSON, WY 83001 | (307) 739-1540 | HORIZONFINEARTGALLERY.COM