Wild West

FROM MOOSE JAW TO THE MASTERS

Harley Brown was 7 years old when his father shared drawings he had rendered, including a profile of actor Ronald Coleman. “He drew it for my mother when they were courting,” Brown recalls. “That particular piece inspired my future evermore.”

That future would take and He has also earned entry into both the National Academy of Western Art and the Cowboy Artists of America.

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