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==Artistic pursuits==

==Artistic pursuits==

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In 1993, Taylor began selling his paintings at the National Finals Rodeo in [[Las Vegas]], [[Nevada]]. These paintings are sold through his [[website]], private art shows and festivals, and at galleries. His private commissions can be found in the Loomis Fargo headquarters, the Franklin Mint, John Wayne Enterprises, the American Quarter Horse Association Museum in [[Amarillo]], the National Ranching Heritage Center museum in [[Lubbock]],  and in the hands of private collectors Roy Clark, Val Kilme, Roger Staubach, Powers Boothe, Sam Elliott, and James Arness. Taylor is the official artist for several rodeos, including the Pendleton Round-Up in Pendleton, [[Oregon]], and state fairs.<ref name=buck/>​

In 1993, Taylor began selling his paintings at the National Finals Rodeo in [[Las Vegas]], [[Nevada]]. These paintings are sold through his [[website]], private art shows and festivals, and at galleries. His private commissions can be found in the Loomis Fargo headquarters, the Franklin Mint, John Wayne Enterprises, the American Quarter Horse Association Museum in [[Amarillo]], the National Ranching Heritage Center museum in [[Lubbock]],  and in the hands of private collectors Roy Clark, Val Kilmer, Roger Staubach, Powers Boothe, Sam Elliott, and James Arness. Taylor is the official artist for several rodeos, including the Pendleton Round-Up in Pendleton, [[Oregon]], and state fairs.<ref name=buck/>​

==Personal life==

==Personal life==