Showing 6 artworks with Charles Marion Russell and with 1922 and with American West
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Charles Marion Russell's "Where the Best of Riders Quit" captures a thrilling rodeo moment with dynamic energy and bronze texture. Witness a cowboy’s daring fall, showcasing Western grit & artistry.
Explore Charles Marion Russell's poignant depiction of the Attempted Massacre of Blackfeet Indians at Fort McKenzie (1922). This graphite pencil drawing captures the urgency and violence of the event, showcasing Russell’s signature narrative style.
Experience "Before the White Man Came," a stunning monochrome drawing by Charles Marion Russell depicting the American West before European settlement. A nostalgic vision of untamed wilderness and Native American life.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Killing of Jules Reni" is a monochrome drawing portraying a dramatic scene from the American Wild West. Executed in graphite and ink on paper, it showcases Russell's signature style—realistic observation combined with expressive linework—to convey tension and movement within a limited tonal range.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Bent" captures a poignant scene of soldiers traversing an arched gateway in the American West. This pencil drawing showcases his signature realism and masterful storytelling.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Killing of Jules Reni" captures the drama of the American West with graphite and ink. Explore this iconic Western scene, showcasing Russell's signature style & artistic legacy.