bronzes
Found in 862 Collections and/or Records:
The West in Bronze, 1950
Black print on blue paper, 'The West in Bronze' by Homer Britzman and Lonnie Hull, A Pictorial Study of Bronzes by Charles M. Russell. Copyright by Homer E. Britzman 1950.
The West in Bronze, 1950
Black print on white paper. Same print as TU2009.39.8389. The West in Bronze by Homer Britzman and Lonnie Hull. A Pictorial Study of Bronzes by Charles M. Russell, copyright by H.E. Britzman 1950.
The West That Has Passed', February 1916
Catalogue of paintings and bronzes by Charles M. Russell on exhibition at Thurber's Galleries. Includes a description of Charles M. Russell's life, pictures of paintings and sculptures by Russell and a list of paintings and sculptures by him with the price handwritten beside the title. Glued to brown paper with a handwritten note at the top of the paper and "Gt. Falls Tribune April 1912" handwritten on the back.
The West That Has Passed', March 1916
Catalogue of paintings and bronzes by Charles M. Russell on exhibition at Folsom Galleries. Includes a description of Charles M. Russell's life, pictures of paintings and sculptures by Russell and a list of paintings and sculptures by him. Glued to brown paper with "Gt. Falls Tribune April., 1912" handwritten in pencil at the top and "11A" handwritten in the lower right corner of the paper.
The West that has Passed' by Charles M. Russell, late 19th century - early 20th century
Catalogue for an exhibition of works by Charles M. Russell entitled "The West that has Passed" hosted by the Folsom Galleries. Includes a biographical note written by Arthur Hoeber and a list of oils, watercolors, and bronzes.
The West that has Passed' by Charles M. Russell, 1915
Catalogue for an exhibition of works by Charles M. Russell, hosted by the Folsom Galleries. Includes a list of paintings by Charles M. Russell with the prices handwritten beside each title.
To Mr. E. S. Barrie, April 13, 1926
To Nancy C. Russell, April 17, 1923
Signature illegible, possibly "Kelley", New York, April 17, 1923, Charles M. Russell's efforts towards having Tiffany sell his bronzes.
To Nancy C. Russell, April 30, 1923
Signature illegible, New York, April 30, 1923, information concerning how to contact Mr. Tiffany.
To Noses that Read a Smell that Spells Man, 1920
Leather album page with a photograph of a bronze wolf. The remarks of the photograph include, "This wolf in his wanderings has come upon a deserted camp-ground and there finds scents which he doesn't like, as denoted by the snarl. Man has been here and that means danger."