Published articles about Tom Saubert and his work:

TOM SAUBERT ... WESTERN ARTIST - CAPTURING THE SPIRIT OF THE WEST, by Kay Bjork, Latitude magazine, Winter 2007

"... more than an artist -- he is a historian, a story teller, a time machine that transports you to a time and place and people through his accurate, sensitive and masterful art."  Open Article.

HOSTAGE TO MONTANA, by Jo-Ann Swanson,
Southwest Art, June 1995

"Drawing is essential to his work.'I've always been a draftsman. Drawing is the foundation, the underlying form that supports the paint, like the concrete and studs that support the building of a house.'"

IN SEARCH OF REALISM, by Shirley Behrens,
Art of the West, Jan/Feb 1989

"Theodore van Soelen said that 'It is the pictures themselves that tell all there is to say about what an artist has accomplished.' I don't want to be mute for lack of effort. Rather, it is my hope that my effort will speak well of this life, home, family and friends."

TRACKS OF TIME, by Vivian A. Paladin, May 1987

"At first the emptiness is intimidating (on location, old buffalo jump), but gradually you begin to visualize the action and noise, the clicking and rattling of dew claws and heavy hooves, the commingling of the musky odors of beast, trampled sage and alkali. The process begins on location where you see it and experience it in your heart and then you begin to record it in thumbnail notes and studies."

FROM THE HEART OF THE WEST by Kathe McGehee, Sept/Oct 1981

"(Experience), historical research, and artistic imagination allow the artist to envision a scene as it was, and to portray it authentically in an honest, head and heartfelt statement."