“My paintings primarily reflect the life and culture of the modern American West.”

Steve LaRance is Métis, and a member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians. He grew up during the mid-twentieth century in a small rural town at the foothills of Montana’s Rocky Mountain Front. This regional geography and its lifestyles are broadly reflected in his imagery.

“My artwork explores contemporary realist subjects drawn from personal experience and observations, which I distill and re-present with a fond view to convey a moment recognizable and shared by many people. I often include cars and pickups as part of the landscape because they are ubiquitous and carry rich associations,  playing important roles in many ways throughout our lives.”

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