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Don Spaulding was educated at the Art Students League where he studied with noted artists, Frank Dumond, Robert Beverly Hale and William McNulty. Subsequently, he studied privately with Norman Rockwell. Following a successful career as a commercial illustrator, he turned to painting Western Art in 1976. His paintings of the West were the subject of a one-man show in the West Point Museum in 1979, and he has exhibited annually in the “Prix de West” invitational since 1993. His work has been the subject of articles in “Art West,” “Southwest Art,” “Art World,” “Art of the West” and “Wild West,” and is in collections of the West Point Museums, the U.S. Army War College, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, the Fort Riley Cavalry, the Pentagon, the Museum of the Rockies, the Farell Museum and the Western Art Museum. He is represented by the Di Tommaso Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming.
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Spaulding has been featured in several magazine articles and
his work can be found in National and private Museum, Bank and corporate
collections.
"Cigarette Money" |
 "Sunday Morning" oil (study for larger oil) 6" x 8" |
 "The Wish Book" oil 14" x 20" |
