A Home for Stories
A Family of Artists
Art Shaped by Place
The Jennings House brings together five members of a family, each with a different creative voice. From photography and sculpture to pottery, music, design, and the art of food, we share the things we love to create and the stories behind them.
Our roots reach back to a family home on the California coast, while much of our inspiration today comes from the mountains, wildlife, and communities of the American West.
We’re delighted you’re here. Take a look around and enjoy.
The Ten Bears Collection
Ten sculptures. Ten moments in the wild. A story told in bronze.
Born from years spent observing the wildlife and landscapes of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Ten Bears is a collection of ten original grizzly sculptures by Wyoming artist Timothy Jennings.
Each sculpture begins by hand in clay before making the journey to bronze. Only ten numbered collector bronzes of each sculpture will be created.
The Greater Yellowstone Collection
Mountains. Rivers. Wildlife. Weather. And the quiet places in between.
A developing collection of fine-art photographs shaped by years spent exploring the Greater Yellowstone country.
EXPLORE THE PHOTOGRAPHY
Another Family Artist…
Newer Artists from our family are also working on some new things for the Fall. Blaire, our daughter continues to throw some really beautiful pottery. She has returned home for a while and is working in the shop on some new and exciting pottery projects. Many of her pieces can be found in shops like the Afton Coffee Company. You can reach out to Blaire and see some of her latest posted pieces on her Instagram Page.
Pottery By Blaire will soon be found in right here on this website. You can also order directly from her. Simply reach out to her via Instagram. When she delivers new items from the Kiln we take pics and post them on our Instagram Page.
Morning Coffee
Photographs • Sculpture • Reflections from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Sometimes the story becomes a photograph. Sometimes it becomes a sculpture. And sometimes it is simply something worth remembering.
