Charles Marion Russell
États-Unis · 1864–1926 · 33 œuvres à collectionner
Charles Marion Russell est un des plus grands peintres de l'ouest américain. Russell a peint plus de 2 000 tableaux représentant les cow-boys, les Amérindiens et les paysages du Far West de la fin du XIXe siècle.
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ÉpiqueLewis and Clark on the Lower Columbia
RareSmoke of a .45
RareIndian Women Moving
RareBringing Up the Trail
RareCowpunching Sometimes Spells Trouble
RareThe Signal Fire
RareBronc to Breakfast
RareSmoke Talk
RareNot a Chinaman’s Chance
RareThe Death Song of Lone Wolf
RareWildman’s Truce – Pipe Of Peace
RareWhen the Land Belonged to God.
RareIn the Enemy's CountryRareFighting Meat
RareRoping Fresh Mounts
RareWhen Mules Wear Diamonds
RareCharles M. Russell and His Friends
RareVoyageurs
RareThe Buffalo Hunt [No. 39]
RareThe Poker Game
RareBringing Home the Meat
RareIn Without Knocking
RareA Quiet Day In Utica
RareBuffalo Hunt
RareDeer in Forest (White Tailed Deer)
RareSpearing a Buffalo
RareHerd Quitters
RareWhen Cowboys Get in Trouble (The Mad Cow)
RareRed Man’s Wireless
RareThe Piegans preparing to Steal Horses from the Crows
RareWaiting and Mad
RareThe Scouting Party
RareUtica (A Quiet day in Utica)

