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Discover extraordinary wildlife and sporting art that spans four centuries - from the 1600s to the 1900s at Genesee Country Village & Museum's art gallery. This historic collection features works by such distinguished artists as John James Audubon, Robert Bateman, Frederic Remington, Carl Rungius, Maud Earl, Bob Kuhn, Allan Houser and Bruno Liljefors. The collection of notable paintings and sculptures traces profound social, artistic and ideological changes in the interaction between humans and animals. Shifting perspectives are dramatically portrayed among the works - animals as prey, as servants, as companions, and as subjects of curiosity and scientific inquiry. Intrigued with the wildlife and sporting art genre, John L. Wehle, Genesee Country Village & Museum founder, an avid sportsman and conservationist, began collecting representative works - acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings, prints and bronze sculptures - to fill the gallery. Today, visitors of all ages enjoy and are inspired by this internationally recognized collection. In addition to the rooms that feature specific themes, the gallery hosts traveling shows and exhibits that draw from the historic village collection. Self-guided tours allow you to tour the gallery at your own pace. Knowledgeable guides stationed throughout the gallery are happy to answer questions about the collection.
Tours
Gallery Shop
The gallery shop offers an eclectic blend of items, including exhibit-related books, jewelry and gifts.
Hours
The gallery is open during regular museum hours:
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. weekends, holidays and daily July-Labor Day. Closed Mondays except for holidays during the season The gallery is universally accessible.
Admission
Your day pass to the museum includes admission to the gallery. Prices to visit only the art gallery:
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