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Russell Held Himself Rich in Friend of Many Kinds

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1925 "Russell Held Himself Rich In Friend Of Many Kinds"Believed in Luck and 'Had Lots of It,' He Wrote in 'A few Words About Myself,' Introducing 'More Rawhides.'" "The somber crepe, symbol of the passing of the mortal man, but emphasises the power of that artist who brush was dipped into the hues of the Montana landscape and transformed pieces of canvas into things of vivid vitality."

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Title(s): 
Russell Held Himself Rich in Friend of Many Kinds
Culture: 
American
Date: 
1925
Materials/Techniques: 
paper
Classification: 
Periodicals
Object Type: 
Newspaper Clipping
Credit Line: 
Gilcrease Museum/The University of Tulsa
Accession No: 
TU2009.39.5606
Previous Number(s): 
E.189ai; 42913; E.189ai (Colorado Springs Number)
Department: 
Archive
Collection: 
Charles M. Russell Research Collection (Britzman)
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