David Copher grew up in the Texas hill country near Austin, Texas. He spent his life around horses, cowboys and the rodeo. Extensive travels include: North America, Central America, and South America. Today the artist spends his time creating fine art. David also performs as a clown barrel man and cowboy poet in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. David bases himself out of Santa Fe, New Mexico since 1989.

His artistic influences include: Western lifestyle, Western landscape, American Modernism & Architecture, Archeology of the Americas, Native American Design, Allen Houser, Doug Hyde, Frank Howell, and Dan Namingha.

The artist continues to show in: corporate collections, private collections, galleries, and museums across the country. A brief list includes: Professional Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame Museum and the Braford Brinton Memorial Museum.

Current and Future Showings include Santa Fe, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Austin, Scottscale, Oaji, Del Rey Beach, Albuquerque, Colorado Springs and Vale. You can visit my other site at davidcopher.com.