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
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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.
Illustrative realism captures the spirit of the American West through Charles Marion Russell’s evocative watercolor painting—a dramatic encounter between a cowboy and a grizzly bear amidst Montana's wilderness; explore this timeless masterpiece.
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.
Discover William Henry Jackson’s "Tower of Babel" – a stunning 1880 albumen print capturing Colorado's Garden of the Gods. A unique landscape masterpiece!
A dynamic historical scene of the Dakota people playing hockey on a frozen river by Seth Eastman captures the vibrant energy of 1848 frontier life and invites you to bring this piece of American history into your home.
Charles Marion Russell’s ‘Bold Hunters Heavens!’ (1907) is a charming Victorian illustration of a hunter & bear. Watercolor, pen & ink detail. Explore this Old West masterpiece!
Explore Frederic Remington’s ‘The Long-Horn Cattle Sign’! A vibrant 1908 oil painting capturing the American West's spirit. Dynamic brushwork & cowboy life – a must-see!
Explore William Harnett’s ‘The Violin,’ a captivating Cubist still life masterpiece. Admire its geometric abstraction & unique trompe-l'œil style. A timeless piece for art collectors.
Explore John Mix Stanley’s ‘Oregon City on the Willamette River’ (1852). A stunning landscape painting of a frontier town, showcasing realism & evocative atmosphere. Discover 19th-century art history.
Alfred Jacob Miller’s ‘Picketing the Horses—At Evening’ (1837) – a detailed pen & ink drawing of Civil War life. Explore equestrian genre, atmospheric lighting & classical style.
Delacroix’s evocative black and white drawing captures the solemn dignity of Ojibwa Indians in 1845 Romanticism—a dramatic portrayal reflecting Native American culture through meticulous detail, inviting you to explore this timeless masterpiece.
Charles Marion Russell’s “Before the White Man Came,” a monochromatic graphite pencil drawing, captures the grandeur of North America’s wildlife in an expansive panorama. Executed with meticulous detail and hatching techniques, it embodies realism and conveys a nostalgic vision of pre-colonial America.
Discover 'Marshfield Meadows,' a dramatic Romantic landscape by Martin Johnson Heade (1866). Explore moody coastal scenes & atmospheric brushwork in this serene oil painting.
A breathtaking 1847 watercolor by John Woodhouse Audubon capturing the majestic presence of cinnamon bears in their natural habitat, offering a rare window into nineteenth-century wildlife artistry for your collection.
Explore Tina Modotti's iconic photograph featuring Edward Weston, capturing a contemplative moment with his camera amidst the quiet beauty of San Francisco in 1924.
Charles Marion Russell’s "Lost in a Snowstorm -- We Are Friends" captures Native American resilience amidst a blizzard. This oil painting showcases a dramatic Western landscape, reflecting survival and community spirit.
Lieutenant S. C. Robertson, Chief of the Crow Scouts
Frederic Remington's "Morgan" captures the spirit of the American West with its depiction of cowboys riding horses in an outdoor gathering. Created in 1895, this artwork showcases Remington's masterful technique and storytelling prowess.
Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic black and white photograph, "The Street, Fifth Avenue," captures a bustling 1901 New York City scene with horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians. This historic image evokes the energy of early urban life – discover this remarkable piece.