Denny Karchner

Western Art

Denny Karchner's "Western Artwork" was spawned from a deep passion for the love of a pencil
and paint at a very young age. He has been producing "pencils" since the tender age of 
three-years-old and after a 34-year hiatus, has recently returned to paints. Here, you will find the newest in a series in oils, acrylics and pencils. These are Denny's tightest and most intense works ever."

Denny Karchner's passion and love for "pencil and paints" are gaining him increased notoriety among
museums and private collectors. Over the last few years, Denny has worked closely with the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody and has had art included in their Annual Art Auctions. In the Fall of 2005, Denny had two pieces accepted into the prestigious "Booth Western Art Museum" for their permanent private collection. Those pieces are "Horse Capture" and "Chief Tosh-A-Wah." 

Just recently, the family of the late, great Curt Gowdy commissioned Denny to paint his portrait. Lastly, Denny has been hired by the Rooney family, owners of the 2005 NFL Superbowl Champions Pittsburgh Steelers to paint many of the old Steelers from the 1970's Super Bowl Teams,
and lastly the “current” Pittsburgh Steelers. What an honor for a "Lifetime Fan" and former
resident of "The Steel City."

Since moving to the beautiful Lower Southfork, in Cody, Wyoming, Denny is now “living the dream” and concentrating heavily on his fine art career, painting the faces of the “old and new west.”

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