Diane Hausmann, Fairfield, Montana Growing up in the suburbs of Minneapolis, Diane is grateful for a well-rounded art program in high school. She attended the University of Minnesota at Crookston, Minnesota studying Equine Management earning an Associates Degree. Diane studied Commercial Art and Technical Illustration before the computer age. Through out her life she have always been gainfully employed in the horse industry or as an artist. Since moving to Montana in 1986 Diane has sold her equine and landscape paintings in galleries, art auctions through out the west. Currently, she's living along the east front of the Rocky Mountains just west of Fairfield. She is a founding member of the Front Range Art Association. Diane is a signature member of the Montana Watercolor Society. Diane was honored to complete and install a large bronze entitled “Wings of Honor" for the Teton County Veterans Memorial.
In April of 2003, Diane and her husband Laurence Vincent, opened Hausmann Studio. They offer custom framing services and a gallery for local artists in Fairfield and the surrounding area. The studio is now located 7 miles west of Fairfield on Highway 408. Visitors are always welcome. Horses, dogs, cats and chickens share our little place on the prairie.
"Montana is an endless source of inspiration for my artwork. The land, the animals, the history of Montana are all part of my paintings. The subjects in my work are from the experiences I have enjoyed. My goal is to share those experience with my audience."
In April of 2003, Diane and her husband Laurence Vincent, opened Hausmann Studio. They offer custom framing services and a gallery for local artists in Fairfield and the surrounding area. The studio is now located 7 miles west of Fairfield on Highway 408. Visitors are always welcome. Horses, dogs, cats and chickens share our little place on the prairie.
"Montana is an endless source of inspiration for my artwork. The land, the animals, the history of Montana are all part of my paintings. The subjects in my work are from the experiences I have enjoyed. My goal is to share those experience with my audience."
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Steve Nelson, Great Falls, Montana I do highly representative Montana landscapes, especially mountain scenes. Many include wildlife, teepees, horses, or other icons of the West. I work in a variety of colored mediums on flat surfaces including canvas, watercolor papers, Brazilian agate, and even relatively flat surfaces such as buffalo skulls or old wooden shingles. These mediums include watercolor, acrylic, oil, and pastel, all of which lend themselves to expressing the creativity of the soul. In my mind we are uniquely privileged to call this good part of creation our home and are given the mission of caring for it as the home of future generations.
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