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Charles Marion Russell’s "Watching the Settlers" (1895) captures frontier life in a realistic oil painting. Explore this Hudson River School-inspired artwork's rich detail & Native American themes.
A dynamic western scene of cowboys herding cattle captures the rugged spirit of 1897 through Charles Marion Russell's bold brushstrokes and vivid colors, inviting you to bring this piece of American history home.