Showing 24 artworks out of 92 with Charles Marion Russell and with artwork date before 1912 and with artwork date after 1902
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Experience 'Smoke of a .45' by Charles Marion Russell – a dramatic Western scene capturing gunfire and cowboy life with expressive brushstrokes. A captivating piece from the iconic artist.
Explore the captivating world of Charles Marion Russell, the ‘Cowboy Artist’ who immortalized the American West through stunning paintings & bronze sculptures. Discover his life, art, and legacy.
Experience the raw energy of Charles Marion Russell’s ‘A Bronc Twister.’ This bronze sculpture captures a cowboy's daring ride, showcasing his mastery of form and Western themes – a timeless piece of American art.
Experience the iconic 'Buffalo Hunt' by Charles Marion Russell! This bronze sculpture captures a thrilling Native American pursuit, showcasing Western artistry & culture. Explore its details!
Delve into the captivating artistry of Charles Marion Russell's 'Counting Coup,' a bronze sculpture capturing the spirit of Native American tradition and cowboy culture—a masterpiece from 1905.
Charles Marion Russell’s "In the Wake of the Buffalo Hunters" captures the thrilling pursuit of buffalo hunters in the American West, showcasing a dynamic scene with horses and riders from 1911. Discover this iconic artwork and its rich history.
Charles Marion Russell’s "The Medicine Man \[No. 2]" (1908) captures the spirit of the American West. Romantic style, loose brushwork & Native American themes create a grand, evocative landscape painting.
Experience the raw energy of Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Smoke of a .45,’ a dramatic Western scene capturing gunfire and cowboy life with expressive brushstrokes & earthy colors.
Explore 'Sun Worship in Montana' by Charles Marion Russell! This 1907 oil painting captures Indigenous ritual with realistic detail & impasto texture. A stunning piece of American art.
Discover "Medicine Whip" by Charles Russell – a dynamic bronze sculpture capturing Native American equestrian life. Explore its rich symbolism, artistic techniques & historical context.
Experience the iconic American West with Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Indian on Horseback’! This watercolor captures a Native American cowboy's spirit, showcasing Russell’s romantic realism & evocative brushwork. Own a piece of frontier history.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Indian on Horseback" (1907) captures frontier life in a romantic watercolor. Explore this iconic American West artwork – style, technique & symbolism.
Experience 'Christmas at the Line Camp' by Charles Marion Russell! Cowboys celebrate amidst snow & a rustic cabin – a vibrant snapshot of the American West, painted with rich detail.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘In Without Knocking’ captures the boisterous energy of cowboys and horses in a loose, impressionistic style reflecting the American West circa 1909. Discover this dynamic scene and own a piece of frontier Americana.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Smoking Cattle Out of the Breaks" captures the thrilling Wild West with a cowboy hero and his posse. This 1912 oil painting evokes adventure and rugged landscapes, perfect for art lovers.
Explore Charles Marion Russell's iconic "Lewis and Clark on the Lower Columbia" (1905), a masterful depiction of American exploration blended with Romantic Western art style—brushstrokes, earthy hues & detailed landscape.
Experience the American frontier through Charles Marion Russell’s stunning watercolor 'Christmas Dinner for the Men on the Trail.' Capturing buffalo hunting and winter landscapes, this masterpiece showcases Russell's romantic realism at the Amon Carter Museum.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Watching for the Smoke Signal’ (1907) captures a dramatic Western scene in watercolor. Explore this evocative piece of American art, showcasing Native Americans & horses.
Experience the rugged spirit of the American West with Charles Marion Russell's evocative 1902 depiction of Native American scouts on horseback; bring this adventure home today.
A vibrant watercolor capturing the lively energy of an Arabian street scene with people and horses, this 1908 masterpiece by Charles Marion Russell invites you to explore the beauty of a bygone era through fine art.
Experience the romantic spirit of the American West with Charles Marion Russell's Free Trappers painting from 1911; discover this masterpiece of Western art today.
Experience 'A Touch of Western Highlife,' a witty lithograph by Charles Russell capturing a playful scene of two men from different worlds. A humorous glimpse into frontier life, beautifully rendered with expressive lines and limited color.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘A Touch of Western Highlife’ (1907) – a witty lithograph satirizing elite society. Explore this humorous, detailed illustration of two gentlemen in formal attire.