Embrace the untamed spirit of the wilderness with this dynamic piece of aluminum box-art from the collection of Monte Dolack. This piece captures a majestic bull elk standing atop an abandoned car, with a cow elk nearby, symbolizing natures reclamation of human spaces. The scene unfolds in a forest clearing with scattered trees, leading the eye to the silhouetted mountain range in the twilight distance. A crescent moon and stars adorn the sky, mingled with primitive cave drawing-style illustrations of animals and hunters, alongside a couple contemporary twists, melding past and present narratives. This artwork, evocative of Montana's rugged landscapes and rich history, is a compelling addition to any decor, perfect for those drawn to the wild and the whispers of ancestral tales.

Art by Monte Dolack.

Monte Dolack, recognized as one of the 100 most influential Montanans of the 20th century, is renowned for his artwork reflecting the West's landscapes and wildlife, and for blending environmental themes with mythology. His award-winning work features in prestigious collections including the Library of Congress, and has been showcased worldwide, with exhibitions from Geneva’s Palace of Nations to museums in New Zealand, China, and Japan. He and his wife, Mary Beth Percival, also an award-winning artist, operate a thriving gallery in Missoula and travel the world for inspiration.