Ed DuRose
Getting Crowded Up Here Acrylic 30" x 40" $5,950
Which Way Did He Go? Acrylic 11" x 11" $1,600
Big Sky Home Acrylic 30" x 40' $5,950
Curious Acrylic 11" x 14" SOLD
Friends Acrylic 10.5" x 20" $1,800
Evening Flight Acrylic 30" x 40" $5,950
Lone Wolf Acrylic 14″ x 11″ $1,600
Stalker Acrylic 11″ x 14″ $1,600
Peek A Boo- Mule Deer Acrylic 12" x 12" SOLD
Now What? Acrylic 14″ x 11″ $1,600
Morning Stretch Acrylic 30″ x 40″ $5,950
Water Break Acrylic 30″ x 40″ SOLD
King of the North Acrylic 30″ x 40″ SOLD
Flathead Monarch Acrylic 30″ x 40″ $5,950
Golden Morning Acrylic 30″ x 40″ $5,950
On The Flathead Acrylic 24″ x 48″ $5,800
Swan Lake Acrylic 24″ x 48″ $5,800
Out of the Shadows Acrylic on Canvas 30" x 40" SOLD
Sunlit Peaks Acrylic 18″ x 14″ SOLD
Sitting Bull* Acrylic 40″ x 30″ $5,250
First Sunlight – Trumpeters Acrylic 24″ x 48″ Unframed $5,800
Watcher in the Woods Acrylic 30″ x 40″ SOLD
Three Trumpeteers Acrylic 22″ x 28″ $3,200
Precarious Perch Acrylic 30″ x 40″ SOLD
Before the Hunt Acrylic 24″ x 48″ SOLD
The Watcher Acrylic 11″ x 14″ SOLD
Fall in Montana Acrylic 11″ x 14″ SOLD
Afternoon Stroll Acrylic 30″ x 40″ SOLD
Nothing But Air Acrylic 12" x11" SOLD
Artist Bio
Ed DuRose hails from St., Paul Minnesota, but with a heart in the Rocky Mountain West, he travels to Montana and its neighboring states each year for inspiration and the pure enjoyment of experiencing nature at its finest. Ed’s grandparents introduced him to art at very young age as a way to portray his experiences in nature. Just as his fascination with nature goes as far back as Ed can remember, so does his love of art.
Ed holds BFA in Art from University of St. Thomas and has worked as a graphic designer along with painting wildlife and landscapes in the Rocky Mountain West and in Northern Minnesota. His art subjects vary like wildlife itself: the majesty of mountains and elk…….the vast colors of simple river rocks…slanting light on a river log…hummingbirds hovering over columbine…ducks on the wing to swans in the morning mist.
Ed DuRose’s artwork has been displayed in many books, national publications and museums, such as the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, OK. His artwork has also been juried into the C.M. Russell Museum Art Auction.