Cowgirl Artist Nancy Hodge

Wild and Wonderful Women of the West!

Although I am a born and raised "City Girl" the spirit of the Cowgirl has always been inside of me. My personal tribute to these wild and wonderful women of the west take form in "mixed-media" paintings and prints that express my thoughts and inspirations.

I chose the cowgirl and horse images because, to me, they symbolize the wild and free spirit inside us all.

Please visit my website to see more of my work at www.cowgirlartbynance.com or browse through my Cowgirl Art by Nance Store.

News & Announcements

Nancy's Newest Projects

I have recently updated my website with the latest of my Original Fine Art Prints. www.CowgirlArtbyNance.com

I have also recently created a new line of products using some of my designs at Cafe Press. Please stop by and visit my store at www.cafepress.com/cowgirlart/

Cowgirl Art on CafePress

Nancy's New Store

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My Favorite Links

I love these sites

These are just some of the websites I enjoy as well as some great museums and Art Galleries for Western Art.

D&N Mercantile: Civil War Sutlery & Antique Guns: This is my husband's website. This hobby turned business has allowed us to travel the country together for years attending gun shows and Civil War Reenactments and making new friends along the way.
Cowgirl Art by Nance: This is my main website displaying my art and personal tributes to these wild and wonderful women of the west.
Sabas: Arizona's Original Western Store Scottsdale
Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass: An 1880's Western Town, Steakhouse, Saloon and Shops right in the heart of Wild Horse Pass. Chandler, AZ
Big Bronco Cave Creek: True Western Decor with South of the Border and Tucson influence.Big Bronco is a must see for those who enjoy all things Western.
ECR Gallery, Western Art & Mercantile: Catering to the Western Lifestyle, The gallery is located at 2261 Center Street in the Heart of Cambria's Historical East Village between Bridge Street and Burton Drive just off Main Street.
Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum: This museum in Los Angeles, CA explores the experiences and perceptions of the diverse peoples of the American West, connecting the past with the present to inform our shared future. It's really a great day trip.