Stop by the Brett Thuma Gallery, located in the storybook village of Bigfork near the shores of Flathead Lake, and find that special fine art piece to remember Montana by.

Brett paints in a studio within the gallery, allowing a glimpse of the artist’s process and an opportunity to engage. He has lived and worked in Bigfork for more than 30 years. Living in "the Last Best Place" allows him to capture the true nature of Montana. Most of Brett's realistic paintings include landscapes, wildlife, fly-fishing and birds. This noteworthy gallery also contains work from other artists, including bronzes by Bob Scriver and Cody Houston as well as giclee prints by Karen Noles. Explore jewelry, gifts, wood inlay and many other items popular with visitors and collectors alike. Most of the items on display are made in Montana.