RememberingThursday, November 5
Western artist Larry Pirnie, whose work is a familiar sight in Missoula, has died
The Good Day Missoula team
If you've ever eaten at the Depot or watched kids pile onto the carousel, you've seen Larry Pirnie's work. The Western artist died Monday, and his colorful paintings of cowboys, horses and the Montana landscape became a familiar sight across the state, including here in Missoula.
Montana State News Network says his art is in the Depot's logo, menus and wall art. It also says he volunteered his time to create Paint, a horse on A Carousel for Missoula. Paint is one of the first horses kids tend to pick.
- Paint: sits on the outside of the carousel
- Paint: has no saddle and a very colorful paint job
- Listen: his Missoula Podcast appearance with Brandon Smith and Nick Balla
Pirnie's work shows up at the Depot and on the carousel
| Where | What you'll see |
|---|---|
| The Depot | Logo, menus and wall art |
| A Carousel for Missoula | Paint, an outside horse with no saddle |
Sources: Montana State News Network, NBC Montana
Sources: Montana State News Network, NBC Montana