Showing 24 artworks out of more than 240+ with Amon Carter Museum Of American Art
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Amon Carter Museum Of American Art
- Albert Bierstadt
- Alfred Jacob Miller
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Carlotta M. Corpron
- Charles Deas
- Charles Demuth
- Charles Ferdinand Wimar
- Charles Marion Russell
- David Francis Barry
- Dorothea Lange
- Eadweard J Muybridge
- Edward Hopper
- Eliot Porter
- Erwin Evans Smith
- Eugène Delacroix
- Frederic Edwin Church
- Frederic Remington
- Frederick Childe Hassam
- George Caleb Bingham
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Gertrude Käsebier
- Henry Merwin Shrady
- John Frederick Peto
- John French Sloan
- John James Audubon
- John Mix Stanley
- John Singer Sargent
- John Woodhouse Audubon
- Joseph Stella
- Lewis Wickes Hine
- Louise Nevelson
- Martin Johnson Heade
- Mary Stevenson Cassatt
- Nell (Becker) Dorr
- Robert Julian Onderdonk
- Seth Eastman
- Severin Roesen
- Solon Hannibal Borglum
- Thomas Cole
- Thomas Eakins
- Thomas Moran
- Thomas Worthington Whittredge
- Timothy Daniel Sullivan
- Tina Modotti
- William Henry Jackson
- William Merritt Chase
- William Michael Harnett
- William Trost Richards
- William Tylee Ranney
- Winslow Homer
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Mary Cassatt’s luminous Impressionist portrait captures quiet intimacy—a woman at bedside bathed in yellow light—reflecting the artist's dedication to portraying women authentically during Victorian France. Explore this masterpiece and bring its serene beauty into your home.
Born in Canton, NY, Frederic Remington (1861-1909) honed his artistic vision through immersive study of military themes and a fascination with the vanishing West. His distinctive style blended realism with romanticism, resulting in unforgettable images that continue to inspire awe.
This monumental painting by Frederic Remington portrays a cowboy skillfully riding a horse atop a hill, embodying the adventurous essence of frontier life. Explore Remington’s legacy at Ogdensburg Art Museum and Buffalo Bill Center of The West.
Thomas Moran’s breathtaking watercolor captures the grandeur of Colorado's Mountain of the Holy Cross, showcasing Turner-inspired dramatic landscapes and evoking a profound sense of awe. Explore this iconic American Impressionist masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.
Experience the thrill of the rodeo with Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Bucking Horse and Cowboy’! This dynamic watercolor captures a cowboy's struggle against a powerful bucking horse, showcasing Russell’s signature Western style.
Discover "An Indian Trapper" by Frederic Remington – a captivating Western American art masterpiece depicting Native Americans and cowboys. Explore the iconic painting's details.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Bucking Horse & Cowboy’ (1925) – a dynamic watercolor capturing the thrill of the rodeo. Explore this iconic Western illustration's realism & timeless appeal.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Bronco Busting’ (1895) captures a dynamic rodeo scene in vibrant watercolor. Explore this iconic Western artwork, showcasing skill & courage – a timeless piece of American art.
Experience the rugged beauty of the American West through Charles Marion Russell’s iconic paintings! This piece captures a historical scene with detailed realism and evokes themes of resilience & frontier life.
Experience 'Duel to the Death' by Charles Russell – a dramatic watercolor capturing Native American warriors in a tense horseback battle. A stunning glimpse into the American West.
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.
‘Pony Tracks in the Buffalo Trails’ by Frederic Remington is a captivating depiction of cowboys traversing the desert landscape. Created in 1904, this oil on canvas showcases Remington's masterful technique and attention to detail, reflecting the grandeur of the Wild West era.
Experience Frederic Remington's iconic 'Through the Smoke Sprang the Daring Soldier,' capturing Civil War heroism amidst snowy landscapes—a masterpiece of Impressionistic Western art.
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.
Discover Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Bucking Horse & Cowgirl’ (1925). A dynamic illustration of the Old West in a realistic style, showcasing masterful hatching and texture. Explore this iconic piece!
Eliot Porter’s serene black and white photograph, "Sunrise on River," captures the tranquil beauty of Navajo Creek in Glen Canyon, Utah, showcasing a peaceful river scene with mountains and trees – perfect for art lovers.
Charles Marion Russell’s "A Desperate Stand" captures the raw emotion of Romanticism with cowboys facing an unseen threat in Montana's desert. This iconic 1898 painting embodies frontier spirit and adventure – discover or own a stunning reproduction.
Explore Thomas Moran’s ‘Cliffs of Green River,’ a stunning 1874 landscape painting capturing the grandeur of Wyoming's red rock formations. A masterpiece of the Hudson River School.
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.
Experience Frederic Remington's masterful bronze sculpture 'The Rattlesnake,' capturing the exhilarating dynamism of cowboy riders galloping across the American West in 1908 – a timeless testament to frontier spirit and artistic brilliance.
Charles Marion Russell’s 'A Doubtful Guest' captures a tense Western encounter with loose watercolor brushstrokes and earthy tones—a dramatic portrayal of frontier life reflecting the artist’s immersive cowboy experience.
Audubon’s masterful depiction of the American badger showcases meticulous detail and captures a fierce expression against a serene natural backdrop from 1844. Explore this iconic wildlife painting by John James Audubon – a timeless testament to observation and artistic brilliance.
A tense dramatic scene of Native American men surrounding Boone captures the frontier spirit in this 1856 masterpiece by Charles Ferdinand Wimar, inviting you to bring this historic moment into your private collection.
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.