James Elwood Reynolds

A prominent Western painter for the last forty years, Jim Reynolds was known for his impressionistic paintings of the life of Old West cowboys. His works are in museum and private collections throughout the United States.

In 1967, Jim left the movie industry and moved to Sedona, AZ where he met Joe Beeler and Charlie Dye, founding members of the Cowboy Artists of America. He was invited to join their group and throughout the years he exhibited with them, he won numerous awards for his art.