Artists

Artists whose works are featured inside or on the grounds of the Oklahoma State Capitol. are listed below alphabetically by last name.

• Beeler, Joe
  • Butterfield Stage at Boggy Depot
• Cooper, Wayne
  • Battle of Round Mountain - November 19, 1861
  • Dugout Soddy on the Prairie
  • Friends for a Day - October 12, 1832
  • Indian Code Talkers
  • The Magic of Petroleum
  • Oklahoma City - April 29, 1889
  • S. W. Woodhouse at Lost City
  • The Santa Fe Trail - Cimarron County, Oklahoma
  • Tallgrass Prairie
  • Traffic Jam at Limestone Gap
  • Washington Irving Meeting the Osage
• Dodd, Jeff
  • Oklahoma Black Gold
  • We Belong to the Land
• Foster, R.T.
  • 45th Infantry at Pork Chop Hill, Korea
  • Col. Robert S. Johnson
  • Siege of Battleship Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor
• Haney, Enoch Kelley
  • The Guardian
  • The Earth and I are One
  • The Power of Hope
  • The Spirit of Heritage
  • The Will to Live
  • With the Vision of an Eagle
• Holden, Harold T.
  • 101 Ranch
  • Frank Eaton "Pistol Pete"
  • Game Birds at Glass Mountain
  • Governor David Lee Walters 1991 to 1995
  • William "Bill" Tilghman
• Houser, Alan
  • As Long As The Waters Flow
• Hurley, Wilson
  • Spring Morning Along the Muddy Boggy
  • Autumn Woods North of Tahlequah
  • A Storm Passing Northwest of Anadarko
  • Sunset at Roman Nose State Park
• Knox, Simmie
  • Albert Comstock Hamlin 1881-1912
  • Benjamin Harrison Hill 1904-1971
  • Edward P. McCabe 1850-1923
  • Roscoe Dunjee 1883-1965
• Larsen, Mike
  • Creek Council Oak Tree
  • Flight of Spirit
• Marron-LaRue, Joan
  • City Towers
  • Prairie Castles
• McMurray, Leonard D.
  • Governor Charles Nathaniel Haskell 1907 to 1911
  • Governor Lee Cruce 1911 to 1915
  • Governor Robert Lee Williams 1915 to 1919
  • Governor James Brooks Ayers Robertson 1919 to 1923
  • Governor Jack Callaway Walton January 1923 to November 1923
  • Governor Martin Edwin Trapp 1923 to 1927
  • Governor Henry Simpson Johnston 1927 to 1929
  • Governor William Judson Holloway 1929 to 1931
  • Governor William Henry "Alfalfa Bill" Murray 1931 to 1935
  • Governor Ernest Whitworth Marland 1935 to 1939
  • Governor Leon Chase Phillips 1939 to 1943
  • Governor Robert Samuel Kerr 1943 to 1947
  • Governor Roy Joseph Turner 1947 to 1951
  • Governor Johnston Murray 1951 to 1955
  • Governor Raymond Dancel Gary 1955 to 1959
  • Governor James Howard Edmondson 1959 to 1963
  • Governor Henry Louis Bellmon 1963 to 1967 & 1987 to 1991
  • Governor Dewey Follett Bartlett 1967 to 1971
  • Governor David Hall 1971 to 1975
  • Governor David Lyle Boren 1975 to 1979
  • Governor George Patterson Nigh 1963, 1979 to 1987
• Meyers, Ross
  • Whitetail Deer in Choctaw Country
• Nick, Christopher
  • George W. Gardenhire
• Parker, Dennis
  • Surrender of General Stand Watie
• Reedy, Mitsuno Ishii
  • Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher
• Richardson, Jean
  • Last Address
  • Last Debate
• Richardson, Kathryn Walker
  • Alfalfa Bill Murray
  • Arthur N. Daniels
• Robertson, Linda Tume
  • Showers of Sunshine
• Saylors, Jo
  • Governor Francis Anthony Keating 1995 to 2003
    
• Sindow, Gordon
  • Buffalo Skinner's Cart
• Taylor, Joe R.
  • David L. Payne
  • Robert L. Williams
• Terpening, Sonya
  • Community of Boling Springs
• Van Zandt, Sandra
  • Kate Barnard
• Vaupel, Barbara
  • Elk Herd in the Wichita Mountains
  • Great Western Cattle Trail 1890's
  • Medicine Bluff at Ft. Sill 1870's
• Warren, Constance Whitney
  • Tribute To Range Riders
• Wallace, Nettie
  • Indian Blanket Quilt
• White, Thomas Gilbert
  • Pro Patria
    • Left Panel
    • Central Panel
    • Right Panel
• Wilson, Charles Banks
  • Angie Debo
  • Carl Albert
  • Discovery and Exploration
  • Frontier Trade
  • Indian Immigration
  • Jim Thorpe
  • Non-Indian Settlement
  • Robert S. Kerr
  • Sequoyah
  • Will Rogers
  • Woody Guthrie
• Wimmer, Mike
  • Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher
  • Admiral William J. Crowe, Jr.
  • Ambassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
  • Ceremonial Transfer of the Louisiana Purchase in New Orleans - 1803
  • David Ross Boyd
  • Fort Smith Conference - 1865
  • George Washington Carver In Tulsa
  • The Last Farewell of Will Rogers and Wiley Post
  • Mahongo at the Court of Charles X of France
  • Miss Alice Robertson
  • Mrs. Lamar Looney
  • Nathaniel Pryor and Sam Houston at Three Forks
  • Osage Treaty of 1825
  • President Theodore Roosevelt, Frederick, OT
  • President Teddy Roosevelt Signing Statehood Proclamation
  • Rep. Bessie S. McColgin
  • Sam Walton
  • Senator Cal Hobson - 38th President Pro Tempore
  • Senator Henry S. Johnston - 1st President Pro Tempore
  • Senator Stratton Taylor - 37th President Pro Tempore
  • Wiley Post