modeling (forming) -- modeled
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Can of gray "Modello" modeling clay, late 19th-early 20th century
A can of gray "Modello" modeling clay.
Charles M. Russell Outside with Friends, late 19th century - early 20th century
Charles M. Russell and three other men sitting near a camp. Russell appears to be modeling a small figure for the men's entertainment.
F. B. Linderman, Noted Author, an Artist, Too, 20th century
Great Falls Tribune article titled 'F.B. Linderman, Noted Author, an Artist, Too' about him casting the first bronze to ever be done in Montana by Cellini's 'lost wax' method.
From Charles M. Russell to Joe DeYong, late 19th century - early 20th century
Typed letter from Charles M. Russell to Joe DeYong (not dated) criticizes DeYong's model of cow puncher on horse as well as a picture but also gives him pointers on how to improve.
From Charles M. Russell to Phil R. Goodwin, October 23, 1907
Typed letter from Charles M. Russell to 'Friend Goodwin' dated 23 October 1907 talks about the recent model he has done of a lion.
High, Wide and Handsome, 1905
Leather album page with a photograph of a bronze of a man riding a bucking bronco. Remarks for the photograph include, "Modelled for George H. Wright, Westport, Connecticut by Charlie. Mrs. Russell told me of the piece. Figures are as Charlie modelled and painted them. Piece is signed on cardboard base - C. M. R. - skull and 1905. Title is a term used to signify a bronco is a good bucker and that he's sure pitching 'High, wide and handsom'."
Possible modeling tool that is wooden and shaped like a spool, early 20th century
Possible modeling tool that is wooden and shaped like a spoon. It has a hollow center with string and wire wrapped around it.
Smoking Up, 1903
Leather album page with a photograph of a bronze man on horse firing his gun into the air. Remarks about the photograph include, "Cowboy on a spree in town. This is their recreation after many months on the range. This was the first of Charlie's models to be cast."