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Seven Framed C.M. Russell Western Art Reproductions, Cowboys & Native American Subjects

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Seven Framed C.M. Russell Western Art Reproductions, Cowboys & Native American Subjects
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Group of seven framed color reproductions after works by Charles M. Russell, presenting scenes of the American West with mounted cowboys, Native American riders, horses, cattle, dogs, open plains, river crossings, and distant mountain landscapes. The compositions range from quiet travel scenes to fast-paced roping and pursuit subjects, rendered in earthy browns, sage greens, ochres, and atmospheric blues and violets. Each is matted and set beneath glazing in a wood frame; one uses an oval opening. Several compositions carry printed C.M. Russell signatures, skull devices, and dates, including 1905 and 1912. The largest frame measures 17.25 x 12.5 in.

ARTIST / CREATOR BIOGRAPHY
Charles Marion Russell (1864-1926) was an American painter, illustrator, and sculptor whose firsthand experience in Montana shaped an enduring body of Western art. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, he was fascinated by frontier stories from childhood. Shortly after turning sixteen, he traveled to Montana Territory, where he worked around ranches and spent two formative years with hunter and trader Jake Hoover. Russell became closely acquainted with the landscapes, animals, working cowboys, and Indigenous communities of the Northern Plains. Drawing upon that experience, he developed a lively narrative style distinguished by carefully observed horses, expressive figures, sweeping terrain, and dramatic action. He worked in watercolor, oil, ink, wax, and bronze, creating approximately 4,000 works during his lifetime. By the early twentieth century, Russell had gained an international reputation while continuing to make Montana his home. His wife and business partner, Nancy Cooper Russell, played an important role in advancing his career. Russell's paintings and sculptures preserve his deeply personal interpretation of the changing West, combining storytelling, humor, action, and an intimate knowledge of frontier life. His Great Falls home and studio remain central to the study and celebration of his artistic legacy.

ARTWORK INVENTORY
Mounted figures overlooking a distant herd on open plains
Three cowboys pursuing and roping cattle
Mounted travelers and cattle at sunset
Cowboy and Native American group with horses, presented in an oval mat opening
Native American figures beside a campfire with horses on the plains
Pack train crossing a rocky stream in a mountain landscape
Native American traveling group with horses, travois, and dogs; printed signature and date 1905
Inventory is a best-effort identification of the lot contents and may not be complete or exact.

Artist represented: Charles M. Russell
Quantity: 7 framed reproductions
Format: Color reproductions, matted and framed beneath glazing
Largest frame: 17.25 x 12.5 in.
Condition: As pictured.