Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Paintings Exhibited at Milwaukee Art Institute" by Dudley Crafts Watson. Journal. October 3, 1912. Information on Charles M. Russell's life and art.

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Poems and Art". "'Rhymes From a Round-Up Camp' Is the Product of Two Genuine Western Plainsmen." Article and newspaper title, The Chicago Record...December 12, 1903. Title of paper has been broken into three pieces. Pasted on paper with TU2009.39.5412.1.

Clipping of an article entitled "Cowboy Starts Out to Paint the Great West". 1906. Illustration of Charles M. Russell and landscape.

New York Tribune, November 20, 1927, the art of Charles M. Russell, "Cowboy Studies."

Clipping of an article entitled "Bits of Uncommon Sense" by John Blake. "Dangerous Jokes".

The Washington Post: Sunday 8 February 1925 "Days of Wild West Are Recalled Vividly by Russell At Corcoran." The canvases have "intense interest that quickens the pulse and thrills the heart with the desire to gallop across the plains with the men of daring."

Clipping of an article under the heading "In the Realm of Art and Music", and entitled "Days of Wild West Are Recalled Vividly by Russell at Corcoran". Feb. 8, 1925.

Article entitled "Deal For Russell's Studio To Be Completed This Week: Purchase of Cabin, Home and Four Lots as Basis Memorial Now Assured, Chairman Fligman of Chamber Committee Announces."

"Death Vetoes Last Promise: Charles M. Russell on Monday Was to Have Autographed Contributions to Public Library."

101 Ranch Newspapers Collection. Folder 13