Beau Simmons
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The Artifact Collection
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The Americana Collection
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Between Dust & Dreams, 2026
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Cowgirls do it better, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Days at the Greenwood, 2024
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Great Times At Gruene Hall, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Last Days Of Summer, 2025
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Last Days Of Summer (B&W VERSION), 2025
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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PIT STOP, 2022
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Playful in paradise, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Summertime Blues, 2024
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Take me to montana, 2024
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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The Cowboy Surfer, 2025
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The Frosty Drive N, 2024
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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The Equestrian Collection
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A lEGACY OF lEISURE, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Di Lusso, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Ivory Couture, 2024
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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La Bella Vita, 2025
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Life in Wellington, 2024
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Royalty, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Showtime, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The ENglish Way, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The Western Collection
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A Day In Texas, 2022
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Cowboys Never Die, 2022
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Cowgirl Summer, 2023
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Echoes of the West, 2025
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Guardians, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Hands of the West, 2025
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Indigo, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Keepers of the Land, 2024
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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Leather & Steel, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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Mirage, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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On The Edge Of Time, 2025
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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The Cowboy, 2025
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The Cowgirl, 2025
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The Long Winter, 2022
32 x 40 in., Ed. 10
48 x 60 in., Ed. 10
60 x 75 in., Ed. 10
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The Old Ways, 2023
40 x 32 in., Ed. 10
60 x 48 in., Ed. 10
75 x 60 in., Ed. 10
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The Sound of Thunder, 2024
20 x 40 in., Ed. 10
30 x 60 in., Ed. 10
40 x 80 in., Ed. 10
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Overview
"I constantly thrive on the need to challenge myself while continuing to grow and set myself apart from other photographers. The feeling of capturing an artwork that took me years and years at the same location, roll after roll of film, until finally seeing it come to life, is my favorite part of being an artist. When you develop each roll of film under special chemicals in a darkroom, watching it slowly come to life, really is a rewarding experience. I want my collectors to truly feel that they are investing in an extremely limited work of art. To know that they own an artwork that now connects them to not only myself but to other collectors who appreciate my process and the true quality of film photography."
-Beau Simmons
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Biography
American Fine-Art & Documentary Photographer (b. 1990)
Beau Simmons is an American fine-art and documentary photographer known for his long-form documentation of the contemporary American West and the lives of working cowboys. Working primarily with medium and large-format analog film, Simmons has spent years photographing some of the largest and most historic ranches in the United States, often working alongside his subjects on horseback to document the people, landscapes, traditions, and realities of modern ranching culture.
Simmons began his professional photography career in 2009, initially establishing himself in fashion. His early career included collaborations with brands such as Marc Jacobs, Guess Jeans, and Converse, as well as work with leading modeling agencies including Elite Model Management, IMG Models, and Ford Models. He ultimately left the fashion world to pursue a more personal body of work centered on the American landscape and the culture of the West.
Drawing inspiration from photographers including Richard Avedon, Slim Aarons, and Stephen Shore, Simmons approaches the West as both documentarian and artist. His photographs balance observation with a sense of nostalgia, preserving authentic moments while examining a culture that continues to evolve. Rather than recreating an imagined West, his work is rooted in sustained access to working ranches and the people whose lives remain connected to the land.
Storytelling and preservation have also extended beyond Simmons’ Western work. His first book, The Twenty-Year War, created in collaboration with American combat veterans and released in 2021, developed into a traveling museum exhibition documenting the experiences of veterans of the post-9/11 wars. Simmons has also used his photography to support charitable organizations including the American Cancer Society and the Careity Foundation. His collaboration with writer and Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan documented the historic Four Sixes Ranch while supporting cancer care services.
Since entering the fine-art world, Simmons’ work has been presented through galleries, exhibitions, museums, and leading international art fairs, including Art Miami. His practice continues to expand beyond individual photographs into long-form documentary projects examining the people and traditions of the American West.
At the center of that work is Ways of the West, Simmons’ ongoing photographic, publishing, and feature film project documenting working cowboy culture across the United States. Built from years of access to ranches and communities throughout the country, the project forms an evolving visual archive of a culture rarely documented from within.
