PAST AND PRESENT MASTERWORKS OF THE AMERICAN WEST
CONSIGN WITH A MARKET LEADER
When you consign with Jackson Hole Art Auction, you tap into a seasoned team, a powerful marketing engine, and an extensive and engaged collector base.
• Year-round visibility – Auction and private-sale exhibitions are showcased throughout the year in our permanent 15,000-square-foot Jackson Hole showroom, one of the nation’s most affluent communities and a premier destination for American art collectors.
• Complimentary expert valuations – Discreet, no-obligation auction evaluations.
• Fast, reliable payment – Prompt consignor payouts with clear post-sale reporting.
• Concierge-level assistance with packing, shipping, and all logistics, from your door to our auction house.
• Record-setting results – Holder of 263 auction world records across key categories.
• Exceptional sell-through – A 95% sell-through rate that reflects rigorous curation and serious buyer demand.
• Marketing that moves the market – Comprehensive campaigns spanning national print and digital advertising, social media, newsletters, and direct mail.
• Worldwide reach – An extensive domestic and international mailing list of engaged collectors, advisors, and institutions. Auctions are video streamed live on three online bidding platforms with worldwide visibility.
• Results-driven team – A professional staff focused on one objective: maximizing your realized prices.
• Deep, market-tested expertise – local owners with decades of experience in auction management, private sales, and gallery ownership.
ABOUT JACKSON HOLE ART AUCTION
Jackson Hole Art Auction (JHAA) is recognized as a market leader in American art. With multiple auctions throughout the year, we offer works of exceptional quality across a range of genres, including Western and Native American, wildlife, sporting, figurative, and landscape art by both classical masters and prominent contemporary artists.
Our annual September live auction is one of the most anticipated events in the American art market and is a signature event of the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, drawing collectors from across the U.S. and abroad.
Jackson Hole Art Auction showcases important works by highly collected artists such as John Clymer, Howard Terpning, C.M. Russell, Bob Kuhn, Carl Rungius, Joseph Henry Sharp, Frederic Remington, Thomas Moran, John Nieto, Fritz Scholder, and John Cowan, among many others whose works have shaped the legacy and dialogue of American art.
Collectors are invited to visit the Jackson Hole Art Auction gallery in the heart of downtown Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the highest per-capita income county in the U.S. and a tourist destination that attracts millions of visitors each year. Our 15,000-square-foot gallery showcases auction, private sale, and gallery exhibitions year-round.
Leading the JHAA team is Kevin Doyle, Managing Director and Partner since 2021. A veteran of the auction world with two decades of experience at Sotheby’s New York, Kevin served as Vice President of Senior Business Development and cultivated lasting relationships with many of the firm’s top clients.
Jackson Hole Art Auction enters an exciting new chapter under the ownership of Terry Winchell, long time resident of Jackson Hole and owner of Fighting Bear Antiques, art collector and investor Keith Ohnmeis, and Jackson business leader Phil Harrington. Drawing on the expertise of Denver-based art advisor and Coors Western Art Curator, Kate Hlavin, the team is expanding the Auction’s reach while strengthening its dedication to excellence, integrity, and innovation.
The entire JHAA team invites collectors and art enthusiasts to experience the spirit that defines Jackson Hole’s vibrant arts culture.
Paxson (1852-1919), Geronimo, 1904 oil on canvas, 14 1/4 x 12 1/4 in.
Estimate: $15,000–$25,000
SOLD: $132,000
Estimate: $100,000–$150,000
SOLD: $480,000
Estimate: $200,000–$300,000
SOLD: $570,000
Estimate: $100,000–$200,000
SOLD: $600,000
Estimate: $700,000–$1,000,000
SOLD: $1,424,000
Estimate: $150,000–$250,000
SOLD: $390,000
Estimate: $1,000,000–$1,500,000
SOLD: $1,583,000
Estimate: $75,000–$125,000
SOLD: $156,000
Estimate: $60,000–$90,000
SOLD: $192,000
Estimate: $200,000–$300,000
SOLD: $780,000
Charles M. Russell (1864-1926), Start of the Roundup, 1898 watercolor on paper, 14 1/2 x 20 1/2 in.
Estimate: $180,000–$250,000
SOLD: $720,000
Estimate: $30,000–$50,000
SOLD: $132,000
15 1/4 in. x 9 1/8 in.
Estimate: $5,000–$10,000
SOLD: $51,000
Estimate: $20,000–$40,000 SOLD: $168,000
Estimate: $200,000–$300,000
SOLD: $345,000
Estimate: $75,000–$125,000
SOLD: $132,000
Estimate: $500,000–$700,000
SOLD: $900,000
Estimate: $20,000–$40,000
SOLD: $66,000
Estimate: $300,000–$500,000
SOLD: $570,000
SOLD: $240,000
Estimate: $20,000–$40,000
SOLD: $90,000
Estimate: $5,000–$7,000
SOLD: $31,250
Estimate: $8,000–$12,000 SOLD: $34,375
Estimate: $250,000–$450,000
SOLD: $438,750
SOLD: $946,000
SOLD: $87,750
SOLD: $84,000
Estimate: $40,000–$60,000
SOLD: $245,700
SOLD: $108,000
SOLD: $540,000
ARTISTS WE SEEK
Tony Abeyta
William Acheff
Roy Andersen
Bill Anton
Clyde Aspevig
John James Audubon
Carrie Ballantyne
James Bama
David Barbero
Robert Bateman
Joe Beeler
Oscar Berninghaus
Albert Bierstadt
Earl Biss
Ernest Blumenschein
Edward Borein
Carl Oscar Borg
Carl Brenders
T.C. Cannon
Russell Chatham
Scott Christensen
John Clymer
Guy Coheleach
John Coleman
Dean Cornwell
Edouard Cortes
Eanger Irving Couse
John Cowan
Edward Curtis
Pino D’Angelico
Cyrus Dallin
Glenn Dean
Gerard Curtis Delano
Maynard Dixon
William Herbert Dunton
Charlie Dye
Fremont Ellis
John Falter
Henry Farny
Nicolai Fechin
John Fery
Edward Fraughton
Richard Friese
Malcolm Furlow
Ragan Gennusa
Leon Gaspard
Nancy Glazier
E. William Gollings
Phillip R. Goodwin
Martin Grelle
Robert Griffing
Logan Maxwell Hagege
G. Harvey
Martin E. Hennings
Hermann Herzog
Victor Higgins
Frank B. Hoffman
Allan Houser
Clark Hulings
Wilson Hurley
Harry Jackson
Will James
Frank Tenney Johnson
Jerry Jordan
W.H.D. Koerner
Bob Kuhn
Friedrich Wilhelm Kuhnert
William R. Leigh
Jeremy Lipking
Tom Lovell
Mark Maggiori
Bonnie Marris
Frank McCarthy
Dave McGary
Robert McGinnis
Lon Megargee
Ed Mell
Alfred Jacob Miller
Thomas Molesworth
Lanford Monroe
Thomas Moran
Dan Namingha
John Nieto
Jim Norton
Don Oelze
Edmund Osthaus
Bill Owen
Edgar Paxson
Bert Geer Phillips
Ogden Pleissner
Paul Pletka
Kyle Polzin
Alexander Phimister Proctor
Robert Pummill
Jaune Quick-To-See Smith
Joseph Reboli
Kevin Red Star
Frederic Remington
James Reynolds
Kenneth Riley
Norman Rockwell
Thom Ross
Carl Rungius
Charles M. Russell
Tom Ryan
Billy Schenck
Richard Schmid
Fritz Scholder
Conrad Schwiering
Olaf Carl Seltzer
Joseph Henry Sharp
David Shepherd
Tucker Smith
Frank Stick
Robert Summers
Ray Swanson
Howart Terpning
Walter Ufer
Theodore Waddell
Melvin Warren
Billy Soza Warsoldier
Gunnar Widforss
Olaf Wieghorst
… and many others
MARKETING & PUBLICITY
• Comprehensive, multi-channel campaigns designed to showcase your artwork to qualified buyers.
• Targeted email campaigns reaching an audience of 10,000+ engaged collectors.
• Active social media promotion to thousands of followers.
• Prominent placement in leading art publications, including Western Art Collector, Western Art & Architecture, Art of the West, American Fine Art, Art & Antiques, Southwest Art, and others.
• JHAA’s sale results and records are indexed on askART, a leading art research and auction records platform. Artwork for sale is promoted through Grand Ads, reaching serious collectors nationwide with bidding links to online catalogs.
• Daily prime placement in the Jackson Hole News & Guide, the leading newspaper reaching the region’s affluent audience.
• The full-color September auction catalog reaches over 4,000 active collectors and dealers in print, while the digital edition attracts thousands more art buyers online—giving your work exceptional visibility among serious collectors.
JACKSON HOLE — EXCEPTIONAL VIEWS, EXCEPTIONAL ART
A Destination Beyond Compare
Set beneath the iconic Teton Range, Jackson Hole offers four seasons of extraordinary beauty and adventure, drawing more than four million visitors annually. From world-class skiing and fishing to hiking, wildlife viewing, and access to both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, it stands as a year-round destination of unmatched appeal. This breathtaking landscape—where natural wonder meets Western sophistication—forms the perfect backdrop for fine art across all genres.
The Heart of Western Art
Internationally recognized as a premier center for fine art, Jackson Hole is home to the National Museum of Wildlife Art and a distinguished array of galleries. Each September, the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival celebrates this vibrant creative community through more than 50 events, culminating in the Jackson Hole Art Auction—the valley’s premier annual art event and the only fine art auction house in Jackson Hole. The Arts Vibrancy Index ranks Jackson Hole as the nation’s #1 arts community.
A Warm Welcome
Kevin Doyle, Managing Director, and his team extend a warm welcome and stand ready to assist with every aspect of the consignment process. Whether in person or online, our team is here to help connect your collection with an audience of passionate collectors and Western art enthusiasts from around the world.
