Ott Jones
Widely collected, he is in many of the finest corporate and private collections in the world. Ott Jones was honored in having Queen Elizabeth II acquire his sculpture, Birth of the Labrador and featured in Big Sky Journal Fly Fishing 2016 issue. Over his career Ott has placed 47 life-size and monumental sculptures throughout the nation.
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EVENING CADDIS, 2019$ 850.00
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AFTERNOON SUN$ 550.00
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Arrival of Dusk
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CATCH OF THE DAYSold
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CATCH OF THE DAY$ 685.00
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COWBOY BOOT PEN HOLDER$ 550.00
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DAYS OF OLDSold
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FLUSHED COVEY SINGLE$ 1,250.00
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HOPPERTUNITY$ 850.00
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INTO THE CANYON$ 875.00
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KING OF THE MOUNTAINSold
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MARSH MONARCHS
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MORNING MAYFLIES$ 4,700.00
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MOUNTAIN BROOKIESold
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MOUNTAIN GRANDEUR$ 6,800.00
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MOUNTAIN VISTA
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OUT OF THE SHADOWS$ 3,850.00
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PRAIRIE DANCER
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PRECARIOUS PINNACLE$ 875.00
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RIVERSIDE RENDEZVOUS$ 2,650.00
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SPIRIT OF THE WEST$ 1,850.00
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THE MESSANGERSSold
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THE SLY ONESold
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TREETOP ACROBATS$ 1,950.00
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VALLEY VIEW$ 3,300.00
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WATER WIZARD$ 735.00
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WOODLAND TRAVELER$ 2,150.00
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YELLOWSTONE THUNDER$ 550.00
Montana artist, Ott Jones, a professional sculptor for 30 years, has created a diverse collection of wildlife and sporting themed bronzes. His sculptures are recogized for their strong compositions, striking textures and subtly colored patinas. Ott’s work honestly reflects his fascination for his subjects and passion for the great outdoors.
Growing up in Spokane, Washington, Ott’s interest in art, wildlife and outdoor adventure was kindled as a young boy. “As far back as I can remember dad and I were bird hunting and fishing together. We still hunt and fish every opportunity we have. Because of these great experiences, I developed a keen appreciation and fascination for wildlife and a passion for the outdoors. At an early age, I began drawing and sculpting the animals and birds I observed.”
Attending Washington State University on a tennis scholarship, he graduated with a BA in education in 1982. After college Ott worked as a fishing guide for three summers and a welder’s helper in the Prudhoe Bay oil fields. It was during his time spent in Alaska that he realized he wanted to become a professional sculptor. Between his Alaska jobs, he studied under acclaimed sculptress, Veryl Goodnight.
A devoted family man, Ott, his wife, Joan, and their four children live in the Gallatin Valley near Bozeman, Montana. "I am fortunate in having a career as a wildlife sculptor and being able to support my family while living in Montana. It’s a wonderful place to call home and provides such great outdoor opportunities and inspiration which allows me to observe, on a daily basis, the wildlife that is so important to me.”
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Amy Lay / Ott Jones
Artist Reception Sep 13, 2019Opening reception with Amy Lay and Ott Jones Friday, September 13th from 6:00 - 8:00pm.Read more -
Grand Re-Opening
June Artwalk 2018 8 - 20 Jun 2018Montana Trails is looking forward to opening our doors for the first summer artwalk of the 2018 season in downtown Bozeman with a great collection...Read more