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Contains 12748 Results:
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Philip Cole, October 31, 1932
From Nancy C. Russell, Oct. 31, 1932, regarding Cole's interest in purchasing Charles M. Russell's painting, "A Bronc to Breakfast".
Letter from Philip Cole to Nancy C. Russell, December 5, 1932
From Cole, Dec. 5, 1932, he wishes to get more information about some works by Charles M. Russell that are currently on the market, he mentions "Carson's Men", "Bronc to Breakfast", "Watching the Buffalo Runners", "Smoking it Up", "War Dancers", and "The Scalp Dance".
Letter to S.G. Schaudies, late 19th century - early 20th century
Page three of a letter to S.G. Schaudies, a list of Charles M. Russell's works with some description, "The Spirit of Winter", "Smoking With the Spirit of the Buffalo", "Oh, Mother What Is It?", "Bug Hunters", "Bluffers", "The Snake Priest", and "Mountain Mother".
List, late 19th century - early 20th century
Incomplete list of people who own Charles M. Russell works, page begins at number twelve and ends with number fourteen, Granville Stuart, Mrs. D.J. LaMar, and Miss B.R. DeLong.
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Ernest E. Quantrell, May 29, 1929
From Nancy C. Russell, May 29, 1929, she returns his check because she is happy to have him keep the photograph of "Medicine Whip", she will keep him informed if she runs into any other pictures that are available.
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Ernest Quantrell, April 23, 1929
From Nancy C. Russell, April 23, 1929, she has located a painting in St. Louis, the original is being sent to her, title not given but the subject is of an Indian fight, she will send a photograph to Quantrelle.
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Ernest Quantrelle, May 15, 1929
From Nancy C. Russell, May 15, 1929, she encloses a photograph of an oil, "Medicine Whip", price is $5000, she is also sending a photograph to Dr. Cole but she thinks Cole will not be interested.
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Ernest Quantrelle, February 11, 1929
From Nancy C. Russell, Feb. 11, 1929, she is receptive to a trade between Quantrelle and Cole, "Strenuous Life", she says is a "fine and dandy picture", she also mentions the book "Good Medicine".
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to Ernest Quantrelle, January 4, 1929
From Nancy C. Russell, Jan. 4, 1929, writes to tell Quantrelle her concern over the fact that Dr. Cole is going to have someone finish a painting of Charles M. Russell, Charles M. Russell had died before completing the "wolf dogs" in the painting.
Letter from Nancy C. Russell to M.S. MacKay, January 5, 1922
From Nancy C. Russell, Jan. 5, 1922, asks that MacKay not be discouraged about a poster Charles M. Russell is doing for him, she says it should be ready in about two weeks.