Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Artist Russell Hits Great White Trail: Famous Painter of 'The West That Has Passed,' Says Future Field of Art Is United States. Hunts the Hay at Waldorf-Astoria." New York Telegraph. March 7, 1916.

New York World 9 April 1911 "Cowoboy Artist, Self Taught, Will Show In New York." 2 paintings shown in article.

Clipping of an article entitled "'Cowboy Artist,' Self Taught, Will Show in New York: One of His Sculptures Has Been Chosen for the Great International Art Exhibition in Rome." "His First Picture on a Postal Card: Told the Fate of a Blizzard-Blown Herd of Cattle Better Than a Column Letter." Header: "Self-Taught Artist's First Picture And One of His Pretentious Works". The World, April 9, 1911.

Clipping of an article entitled "'Cowboy Artist' Sells Painting For $10,000: Prince of Wales Buys Picture from Chas. Russell, Former St. Louisan." St. Louis Globe Democrat. February 17, 1928. (Prince of Wales on this date was Edward VIII.)

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Artist Shows Paintings Of Scenes in Great Wild West: Russell and His Wife Meet Many Friends Among Pittsburgers". The Pittsburg Dispatch. April 6, 1916. Charles M. Russell's work on display.

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Artist Who Has Lived Among the Indians for Twenty-three Years Will Exhibit Studies at the World's Fair." From Sunday Magazine, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 6, 1903. Pasted on paper.

London Daily Citizen "Cowboy Artists Genius"

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Artist's Wife Will Open New Studio in Michillinda Soon: C.M. Russell's Pictures and Bronzes Included in Large Exhibit". Pasadena Star News, April 8, 1927. Pasted on paper.

Star News "Cowboy Oils Being Shown In Pasadena: Late Charles Russell's Paintings Now on Exhibition Here."

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy-Painter: The Wild West in Bond Street". The Morning Post, May 28, 1914.