Collection: Tamara Rymer
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Tamara Rymer is an acclaimed Western artist known for her evocative depictions of Americana, particularly horses, Native Americans, and Southwestern lifestyle. Her work, celebrated for capturing the "action of peace," has earned her a strong reputation in the Western art community.
Rymer has exhibited at prestigious venues including the Cowgirl Up! art show at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum and The Russell at the C.M. Russell Museum. Her work is internationally collected and features in public collections, including the State of New Mexico and commercial acquisitions like Ramada Inn.
Working skillfully in both oil and watercolor, Rymer believes each medium tells its own story. Her paintings often focus on the unspoken bond between rider and horse, set against minimalist backgrounds that emphasize her subjects. Her technique, influenced by artists like Schreyvogel, demonstrates meticulous attention to detail.
A Signature member of the New Mexico Watercolor Society and member of the Oil Painters of America, Rymer has received multiple national awards throughout her career. Beyond the Southwest, she finds complementary inspiration as an avid snorkeler, capturing the Pacific's beauty in her art.
Tamara Rymer is an acclaimed Western artist known for her evocative depictions of Americana, particularly horses, Native Americans, and Southwestern lifestyle. Her work, celebrated for capturing the "action of peace," has earned her a strong reputation in the Western art community.
Rymer has exhibited at prestigious venues including the Cowgirl Up! art show at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum and The Russell at the C.M. Russell Museum. Her work is internationally collected and features in public collections, including the State of New Mexico and commercial acquisitions like Ramada Inn.
Working skillfully in both oil and watercolor, Rymer believes each medium tells its own story. Her paintings often focus on the unspoken bond between rider and horse, set against minimalist backgrounds that emphasize her subjects. Her technique, influenced by artists like Schreyvogel, demonstrates meticulous attention to detail.
A Signature member of the New Mexico Watercolor Society and member of the Oil Painters of America, Rymer has received multiple national awards throughout her career. Beyond the Southwest, she finds complementary inspiration as an avid snorkeler, capturing the Pacific's beauty in her art.