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As a rule an artist's name is best printed without qualification or explanation, but Charles M. Russell, the cowboy artist

early 20th century | ink on onion skin paper

Typescript of "My Life", with pencil corrections and notes by Margaret Louise Wallace

October 1910

101 Ranch Newspaper Article

April 3, 1914 | paper

Wild West Pictures by Cowboy Artist

April 25, 1914 | paper

The Last Word in Futurist Folly

20th century | paper

Cowboy Artists Genius

20th century | paper

London's Tribute to Artist Russell

April 3, 1913 | paper

"Woolly West" Pictures on View in London

1762 | engraving on paper

"The Three Cherokees Came Over from the Head of the River Savanna to London"

April 3, 1913 | paper

The Life of the Cowboy on Canvas

August 21, 1928 | ink on paper

From Helen S. Lauts to Nancy C. Russell

20th century | paper

The Cowboy Artist

April 20, 1914 | ink on paper

From Charles M. Russell to His Friend Sid

April 8, 1914 | paper

A Cowboy Artist

April 14, 1914 | ink on paper

From Charles M. Russell to Henry Keeton

April 10, 1914 | paper

Newspaper clipping regarding Charles Russell paintings at Dore Gallery

April 12, 1914 | ink on paper

From Charles M. Russell to Albert Trigg

April 9, 1914 | paper

Newspaper clipping of an article about remarkable work of Russell's at Dore

May 4, 1914 | ink on paper

From Charles M. Russell to Bill Krieghoff

April 10, 1914 | paper

Mr. Charles Russell