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Found in 453 Collections and/or Records:
The Pinto, 20th century
Conclusion of ad from TU2009.39.5176 and a story by Charles M. Russell, "The Pinto."
The Poet Laureate Writes from His Green Verdugo Hills, 20th century
The Quiet Observer: Where the West Begins is Where Men and Women Live the Simple Life, April 6, 1916
Clipping of an article entitled "The Quiet Observer: Where The West Begins Is Where Men and Women Live the Simple Life." Written by Erasmus Wilson. Pittsburg Gazette Times. April 6, 1916. Poem about Western life. Wunderly Galleries gives a hint of the West through the work of Charles M. Russell.
The Russell Memorial, 20th century
Article entitled "The Russell Memorial."
The Russell Statue, April 29, 1930
The Tribune, April 29, 1930, "The Russell Statue", Council will soon select a model for the statue.
The State of Montana Owns One of C. M. Russell's Finest Works, October 26
Great Falls Leader, October 26, article on Charles M. Russell, "The State of Montana owns one of C.M. Russell's Finest Works" (paper - letterhead).
The West is No More: How It Is Being Depicted by the Pen of "the Cowboy Artist" Whose Years in the Saddle Have Given Him an Authoritative First Hand Knowledge of the Subject, 20th century
Page with color from the Sunday Post Dispatch Magazine. "The West that Is No More: How it is Being Depicted by the Pen of 'the Cowboy Artist' Whose Years in the Saddle Have Given Him an Authoritative First Hand Knowledge of the Subject."
The West that has Passed, March 6, 1916
Clipping of an article entitled "'The West That Has Passed,' by Russell". His work at the Folsom Galleries. Attached to an Argus Pressclipping Bureau. New York American. March 6, 1916.
The West that has Passed, March 9, 1918
Clipping of an article entitled "The West That Has Passed", discussing Charles M. Russell's exhibition at the Folsom Galleries in New York. Attached to an Argus Pressclipping Bureau tag. Boston, Massachusetts. Transcript. March 9, 1918.
The West that has Passed, March 4, 1916
Clipping of an article entitled "The West that Has Passed", about Charles M. Russell's exhibition. Attached to an Argus Pressclippings Bureau tag. New York Times, March 4, 1916.