Visual artists who lived and worked in the state since statehood (November 2, 1889).

• Allen, John Delbert (a.k.a. J.D.)
• Archer, Scott K.
• Armann, Kristinn Palmi
• Bakke, Karen
• Barr, Paul E.
• Beiler, Ida Zoe
• Berg, Jacob
• Bjork, Mabel Norris Anderson
• Bolin, Ann Brown
• Cable, Margaret Kelly
• DeGraff, William H.
• Erickson, Mary Ellen (Ph.D.)
• Fansler, Stephen T.
• Fiske, Frank Bennett
• Fjelde, Paul
• Fred, Raymond M.
• Fulton, Cris
• Gannon, Clell Goebel
• Gilbert, Zalmon
• Grantier, Charles
• Grindberg, Wayne
• Gullickson, Gustav I.
• Haahr, Louis J.
• Halvorson, Elmer Halfdon
• Hansen, Thomas
• Harding, Blanche Lillibridge
• Harris, Leo
• Heisser, Margareth E.
• Hendrickson, Nancy Christenson
• Houston, David Henderson
• Hughes, Laura Taylor
• Hultstrand, Fred
• Johnson, Eric A.
• Kelly, Louise Minert
• Kirkpatrick, James Alfred
• Lee, Ida Prokop
• Lorentzen, Henry
• Mattson, Julia
• Miller, Gary P.
• Mohr, Lee W.
• Myers, Eugene Ekander
• Nies, Troy Sterling
• Olson, Ole A. (a.k.a. “Ole the Hermit”)
• Olstad, Einar
• Osborn, Lawton E.
• Pasonault, Joseph E.
• Piper, Kenneth Dwight
• Reynolds, William E
• Rudser, Thelma Alvina (aka “Telle” Rudser)
• Smith, Ralph Waldo
• Snelgrove, Isabel Pearl
• Snowfield, Thorarin
• Tanous, Henry J.
• Vernon, Charles D.
• Walters, Emile
• Wenner, Ernest V.
• Woods, Elizabeth
• Yellow Bird Sr., Monte (Black Pinto Horse)