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Great things happen in small towns across the USA including Carthage, Missouri. Early in the year, 2020 Vision Carthage, (a local, non-profit organization that focuses on community beautification and revitalization) asked if Andy would be interested in assisting them with an idea for an outside mural.

Hey, History Buffs – new western art reproductions are now live at AndyThomas.com!

The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art opened in 2018 and has an amazing history of how and why it was built.

Take a peek at the newest batch of reproductions from Andy Thomas.

The 4th of July festivities continue at Andy Thomas Fine Art – that’s why we’ve rounded up our favorite Americana art reproductions that are available online and through our Andy Thomas wholesalers!

Looking for the perfect Father’s Day gift? Consider giving your favorite dad an Andy Thomas art print reproduction. See our favorite Father’s Day painting choices below.

Andy’s interest in The Hickok-Tutt gunfight began more than 20 years ago when he did the original painting. This original painting brought the entities of the History Museum on the Square in Springfield, MO to contact Andy. He did two more paintings of the Springfield Square. It will be used in a 360-degree room at this museum, which is scheduled to open in late spring of 2019.

Curiosity. Andy almost always writes a story about a painting. Most of his stories give us a little insight to his thinking when he was creating the painting. I bet if some didn’t have a story we can make one up and they’d all be slightly different from one another… our own stories.

When it came time to update his hugely popular painting of Republican presidents, Andy Thomas struggled with how to fit Donald Trump in, but he knew that he belonged at the center of the frame.

Here is a quick look at Andy, who is always doing some things besides painting oils.

A Texas Ranger stands tall amid a storm of angry citizens demanding quick justice for his prisoner. At this explosive moment, calm confidence is his first weapon, the carbine is his last.

Andy first painted the Presidents in 2008 with Grand ol’ Gang and True Blues which featured the them playing a friendly game of cards with an old fashioned convention hall as a back drop.

Andy is always doing some things besides painting oils. Right now, he has been researching the gunfight between Wild Bill Hickok and Dave Tutt with the soon to open History Museum on the Square in Springfield, Missouri.