Charles M. Russell
Found in 6832 Collections and/or Records:
Monarch of the Forest, late 19th century - early 20th century
Page from an album with photograph pasted onto the paper. Image is of Charlie Russell bronze elk. Pasted on the back is a text panel that reads: 'The stately elk is a native of Montana, and Charles M. Russell, in this study, has captured the august majesty of this great bull elk--truely the 'Monarch of the Forest.'
Monarch of the Plains, 1926
Page from an album with photograph pasted onto the paper. Image is of Charlie Russell bronze ashtray. Pasted on the back is a text panel that reads: 'The buffalo was a favorite subject, frequently modelled, sketched and painted by Russell. The artist hired out as a cowboy to work the last great roundup of these animals for shipment to a Canadian reservation. This model was completed by Russell, in wax, in the last year of his life--1926.'
Monarch of the Rockies, 1925
Montana Badlands and Sketch of Man's Head, late 19th century - early 20th century
Black and white photograph of the Montana Badlands framed in paper on obverse (TU2009.39.721.1), with a pencil sketch on the reverse of a man's head, possibly a self-portrait of Charles Russell (TU2009.39.721.2).
Montana Cowboy Statue to Be Placed in the Hall of Fame, Washington, April 25, 1931
The Christian Science Monitor, Boston, April 25, 1931, "Montana Cowboy Statue to Be Placed in the Hall of Fame, Washington."
Montana Editors Mourn the Passing of a Great Genius and Great Man, October 30, 1926
Great Falls Leader, October 30, 1926, "Montana Editors Mourn the Passing of a Great Genius and Great Man," Six tributes to Charles M. Russell (paper - letterhead).
Montana Loses a Great Artist, October 28, 1926
Kalispell Monitor, October 28, 1926, "Montana Loses a Great Artist" (paper - letterhead).
Montana the Magazine of Western History, 1958
Volume 8 number one of the Montana magazine. Cover is a print of Charles M. Russell's 'Indian Hunters Return' with black and white photos of Russell's work at other places throughout the magazine.
Montana 'U' To Honor Russell With Doctor Of Laws Degree, May 24, 1925
The Great Falls Tribune 24 May 1925 "Montana 'U' To Honor Russell With Doctor Of Laws Degree," "because he has attained greater prominance and won greater distinction in the field of art than has any other resident of the state in any other field...The artist's dominance of the field of art in the special work he has always followed is undisputed by any other painter, or the admirers of any other painter."
Montana's "Cowboy Artist" Dead, October 26, 1926
Miles City Daily Star (Montana), October 26, 1926, "Montana's Cowboy Artist' Dead."