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The Challenge
The Challenge
Artist retains copyright. © Ken Carlson In essence: Allows the NMWA to use images of your work(s) for Museum specific things, including publications, on the website, in magazine and newspaper articles, invitations, flyers, etc. Allows the NMWA to use images of your work(s) to create items that can be sold in the Museum Shop and through the website. This could include, but is not limited to, postcards and posters. Allows any institutions which may borrow work(s) of yours on loan from the NMWA to utilize images of your work(s) for exhibition related advertisements and catalogs Allows the NMWA to use images of any future work(s) that it collects, in which the copyright is held by you, for Museum specific things (see #1).

The Challenge

Artist/Maker (United States, born 1937)
MediumOil on Board
Dimensionsimage: 13 1/2 × 18 1/2 in. (34.3 × 47 cm) frame: 20 1/2 × 25 1/2 in. (52.1 × 64.8 cm)
ClassificationsPainting
Credit LineJKM Collection, National Museum of Wildlife Art
Terms
    Object numberM1987.044
    DescriptionAn elk in a clearing in the woods. The elk walks to the left. The sun hits the ground in the clearing behind him.
    Status
    Not on view
    Fringe of Dawn
    Fringe of Dawn
    Ken Carlson
    1984
    Pale Winter Sun
    Pale Winter Sun
    Ken Carlson
    1987
    Buffalo Skull
    Buffalo Skull
    Ken Carlson
    Buck Deer in Snowy Woods
    Buck Deer in Snowy Woods
    Ken Carlson
    The Young Ones
    The Young Ones
    Nancy Glazier
    1986
    Flags Flying
    Flags Flying
    Robert F. Kuhn
    1979
    Polar Bear
    Polar Bear
    Ken Carlson
    Image Not Available for In Nature's Realm
    In Nature's Realm
    Douglas Allen
    2004
    In the Late March Sun
    In the Late March Sun
    Robert Lougheed
    c. 1975
    Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Robert F. Kuhn
    c. 1940
    Image Not Available for Winter Buffalo
    Winter Buffalo
    Ken Carlson
    During the Rut
    During the Rut
    Carl Rungius
    c. 1925