Each year Walters’ artwork can be seen at many of America’s top western art shows. The most prominent of them being the Prix de West exhibition at The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Quest for the West hosted at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, and the Masters of the American West Show. Walters has received great acclaim at these exhibitions bringing home more than a dozen awards over the past decade.
García López de Cárdenas and the Discovery of the Grand Canyon Sometimes the most innocent and simple things can change one's life, as was the case for Curt Walters' first visit to the Grand Canyon in the late summer of 1969. It was more than just a lifetime art...
Oil on Canvas Board 8" x 12" Rising from the Canyon Floor as a grand crowned pyramid, Coronado Butte stands alone as a king of his domain. I painted overlooking the Coronado Saddle, a location known to few these days, but popular with the visiting tourist artist...
16" x 16" Oil on Canvas Board $9,500 In the fall when we made a return trip to the North Rim, I painted the view looking west toward the temples...
28" x 28" Oil on Canvas $28,000 In 2015 Tom and I visited the canyon in early March. Most of the day was gray and fog covered most of the canyon. On the rim trail that day, just east of El Tovar, the sun was breaking only in spots. I had a chance to quickly do a...
García López de Cárdenas and the Discovery of the Grand Canyon Sometimes the most innocent and simple things can change one's life, as was the case for Curt Walters' first visit to the Grand Canyon in the late summer of 1969. It was more than just a lifetime art...
Oil on Canvas Board 8" x 12" Rising from the Canyon Floor as a grand crowned pyramid, Coronado Butte stands alone as a king of his domain. I painted overlooking the Coronado Saddle, a location known to few these days, but popular with the visiting tourist artist...
