Career Timeline

It is rare that an artist’s work is so original that it evolves into a genre of its own. Terry Redlin’s heartwarming scenes have been gracing art lover’s walls for decades, beginning with the 1977 release of Winter Snows.

Between 1981 and 1997, Terry’s gifts to Ducks Unlimited raised more than $28 million—an all-time record in art sales for wetland conservation projects. His Night Flight print was originally published as Ducks Unlimited’s Artist of the Year print in 1983 in recognition of this honor. Hear Terry Redlin talk about Night Flight [audio mp3="https://redlinart.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Night_Flight_Edited.mp3"][/audio]  

Terry was named Conservationist of the Year-Magnum Donor by the Minnesota Waterfowl Association for his donations of entire print collections.

In 1987, Redlin began exploring his interest in Americana subjects and scenes of yesteryear, painting for his American Memories and Country Doctor collection. Pictured here is House Call from the Country Doctor series.

One of Terry’s most ambitious projects, his tribute to America begins with O Beautiful for Spacious Skies pictured here.

Terry took great satisfaction in knowing that his work would continue to inspire others and support his two most cherished causes—preservation and restoration of rural America—at the Redlin Art Center in Watertown, South Dakota.

Releases second book.

Terry’s second book— Terry Redlin, Master of Memories, is released.

In this series, Terry Redlin draws from his own memories to tell a story of heartfelt firsts. In His First Friend, the first of seven paintings, we embark on a journey through the life of a young American boy and his family.

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After a lifetime of artistic achievements, Terry Redlin announced his retirement from painting and print signing. Redlin, widely known as America’s Favorite Artist, accomplished what he set out to do—tell stories, remember experiences of youth, and capture nostalgic moments through painting. While no additional prints will be signed and no new paintings will be created, all are invited to view Terry’s many formative works in the Collection online or in-person at the Redlin Art Center.