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Found in 14332 Collections and/or Records:
Charles Russell Makes Big Sale: Montana Artist Disposes Of Two Canvases For $10,000 Each, 1923
The continuation of TU2009.39.5583.1 article starts with 'Their sunshine, says the artist, is like 'near beer.' It looks good, that's all.'
Charles Russell Memorial Drive is Planned, 20th century
Article entitled "Charles Russell Memorial Drive is Planned", from Butte, Montana.
Charles Russell Remembered in Expensive Style, April 27, 1930
Article from the San Francisco Chronicle, April 27, 1930, entitled "Charles Russell Remembered in Expensive Style", review of "Good Medicine".
Charles Russell Standing Near Wall, late 19th century - early 20th century
Same image as TU2009.39.273.3a. Charles M. Russell standing near a stone and log wall in a field. Mountains and hills in background. Russell in hat and suit.
Charles Russell with Big Belly, Chief of the Sarcees, Phil Weinard and unidentified man at the Calgary Stampede, circa 1919
Photograph of Charles M. Russell with three men. On the back of TU2009.39.5656 handwritten in ink, 'From letter dated May 30, 1944 from J.R. Tweeddall-Salmon [writing illegible]-British Columbia, Canada: 'The picture was taken at the time of the Calgary Stampede in the summer of 1919. The location-roof of the Palliser Hotel, Calgary. With Russell are: Big Belly, Chief of the Sarcees, Phil Weinard and [illegible writing] described as a 'half breed'.'
Charles Russell with Friends in Woods, late 19th century - early 20th century
Black and white photograph of Charles M. Russell dressed as Indian with friends in the woods. Man dressed as soldier is pointing rifle at viewer. TU2009.39.7652.74b is a black and white negative.
Charles Russell with Two Unknown Men, late 19th century - early 20th century
Photograph of Charles M. Russell with two unknown men in front of studio.
Charles Russell's Funeral Procession, late 19th century - early 20th century
Charles Russell's funeral procession, lead horse-drawn hearse followed by men on horseback and on foot, leading Dexter. Dexter was Charles Russell's riderless horse. Moving across large field.
Charles Russell's Studio and Cowboys Meeting Native Americans on a Hill, late 19th century - early 20th century
Two photos. Top is Charles Russell's Studio at Great Falls with exhibits, and second photo is of a painting with Cowboys Meeting Native Americans on a Hill. Sticker with '89' hand written in the corner.
Charles Russell's Studio and Cowboys Meeting Native Americans on a Hill, late 19th century - early 20th century
Two photos. Top one is Charles Russell's Studio at Great Falls with exhibits, and second photo is of a painting with Cowboys Meeting Native Americans on a Hill.