Hours
Mon - Thu 9 - 5
Fri - Sat 9 - 8
Sunday 12 - 5
Closed major holidays
Free Admission

Location
[map & directions]
309 Main St., Fort Worth

Tours
Free tours available

WELCOME TO THE SID RICHARDSON MUSEUM

Where the West Rides Again
One of the finest and most focused collections of Western art in America, this Fort Worth Museum features paintings of the 19th Century American West by Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell and other artists. The works, reflecting both the art and reality of the American West, are from the collection of the legendary Texas oilman and philanthropist, Sid W. Richardson (1891-1959). Since opening in 1982, the Museum has been one of historic Sundance Square’s top attractions.

Exhibitions
Special 30th anniversary exhibit: Violent Motion: Frederic Remington's Artistry in Bronze [more]
Free Guided Public Tour Every Tuesday at 2PM--reservations are not required.
Violent Motion exhibit extended until August 11 by popular demand! [more]
 
   

Summer Art Camp 2013
July 15-19 9:30-12:30
Online Registration:  June 12

Children's Sculpture Workshop
July 10th 1:00-4:00
Online Registration:  June 12
Back by popular demand!

 

Second Saturday at the Museum
Jun. 8, Jul. 13, Aug. 10

Features a guided tour of the current exhibition and a live performance highlighting the career of cowboy artist Charles Russell. [more]

Fourth Saturday (Gallery Chat)
May 25, Jun. 22. Jul. 27

 

  
The Cheyenne by Frederic Remington

Violent Motion: Frederic Remington’s Artistry in Bronze
Extended through August 11

Eleven rarely seen action-filled bronze sculptures by Frederic Remington are featured in Phase 2 of a special exhibition honoring our 30th anniversary.

“Frederic Remington created 22 of the most memorable, action-filled bronzes of any American sculptor of his time. He was the first American artist to depict such vitality in equestrian statues.”
– Mary Burke, Director
Sid Richardson Museum

“Remington’s sculptures defy gravity! The connoisseurship level of this exhibition is as high as you can get with Remington.”
– Dr. Rick Stewart
Guest Curator

  

The End of the Trail, desk size

desk size
14 inches high... [more]

Man's Weapons are Useless... (small/Framed)

Ordering Information:
- Framed Print on Canvas available for immeshipment from stock in 5-7 business days. ... [more]

A Quiet Day in Utica (small/Framed)

Ordering Information:
- Framed Print on Canvas available for shipment from stock in 5-7 business days. ... [more]

Framed Limited Edition Print


This limited edition wood engraving was pulled from the wood block used to illustrate Frederic Remington's "Cowboys Coming to Town for Christmas" which was published in Harper's Weekly, December 21, 1889. The wood block is now the property of the Sid Richardson Museum. Each numbered print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. ... [more]

The Love Call (Framed)

Ordering Information:
- Framed Print on Canvas available for shipment from stock in 5-7 business days. ... [more]

Fall of the Cowboy (Framed)

Ordering Information:
- Framed Print on Canvas available for shipment from stock in 5-7 business days. ... [more]

Deer in Forest (Framed)

Ordering Information:
- Framed Print on Canvas available for shipment from stock in 5-7 business days. ... [more]

Romance Maker: The Watercolors of Charles M. Russell

Charlie Russell experienced the West as it once had been, and his watercolors are romantic evocations of his memories. Never before have so many of Russell's magnificant watercolors of the Old West... [more]
 

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