Immerse yourself in the serene splendor of this captivating three-piece box-art ensemble by Monte Dolack. Each aluminum panel, shaped into a sleek, shallow box, comes together to reveal a small-town vista. The central rectangular piece draws the eye to the pastoral charm of countryside houses, distinct bell towers, and a church steeple, bisected by a lively creek where a trout leaps playfully from the water. This idyllic scene is bookended by square panels featuring blooms near the protective boughs of foreground trees, where a watchful black bear and a contemplative house cat hold court over their tranquil domain.

This three-piece set is made up of two end pieces that are 18-inch by 18-inch and a center piece that is 26-inch by 18-inch. Including a 2-inch gap between pieces, the overall dimensions are 66-inches by 18-inches.

Art by Monte Dollack.

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.