The Museum of the West presents a visual history of the artistic
development of Tucson and the West with special emphasis on the
Southwest.

The Museum includes:

• Indian Arts and Artifacts of the Southwest through the 20th.Century
• Spanish Colonial Antiquities, Historical Maps starting in 1739 to the present
• Oil and photographic portraits of early Americans, and a varied collection of American Western Landscape Painters from the 19th & 20thCenturies. Contemporary landscape painters are represented as well.

Conley Museum of the West: The Vision

Jim Conley has had a lifelong passion for the West, its people, and history. The family love of Western Art dates back to Jim's grandfather, who was an avid collector and important influence in developing Jim's love of art and collecting . Jim Conley had a vision: To showcase the art of the West within Tucson's artistic and cultural heritage . Hence, the creation of "The Conley Museum of the West."

The Museum will display landscape paintings by famous early American painters along with the art and antiquities of the Native American, Spanish, and early settlers of the West. Native American portraits and early photographs will also be on exhibit.

Dr. Mark Sublette, an avid collector and gallery owner of antique Native American art, Early American paintings and Contemporary Western Art, will exhibit pieces from his personal collection which will complement the Museum's vision.

Museum admission is free.
Museum hours are: Monday-Saturday 10-5pm,
Open Sundays from 1-4pm Mid November to Mid May.
For further information contact Medicine Man Gallery
1-520-722-7798