Charles marion russell

Charles M. Russell holds a special place as one of the West’s most beloved visual storytellers. An exciting new book tells the story of his accomplished watercolors. In 1865, the Civil War a freshly minted horror in the fledgling nation’s history, Horace Greeley fueled the dreams of Manifest Destiny by exhorting all young men to “Go West and grow up with the country.” They did, and they did not stop. Fourteen years later, on the easternmost cusp of the trans-Mississippi West, a St. Louis…

Charles Russell, "The Bucker," 1904

Australian shepherd painting

"Indian Scouting Party" 28 1/8 x 12 in., 1900 (Click on pic to see entire artwork)

C. Russell

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Charles Marion Russell. Deer in landscape. Not signed or it’s been cropped out so ? Is it or isn’t it C.M.R

In 1867, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody acquired his “new buffalo killer,” a Springfield .50 caliber trapdoor needle gun, he called Lucretia Borgia.