Charles M. Russell

Charles M. Russell (1864-1926) was an American artist and sculptor renowned for his depictions of the American West, particularly its landscapes, cowboys, and Native American cultures. Often called the "Cowboy Artist," Russell's work captured the spirit and challenges of frontier life. His paintings and sculptures combined dramatic imagery with a deep understanding of Western themes, making him a key figure in the genre of Western art. Russell's legacy continues through his contributions to American cultural heritage, with his art celebrating both the beauty and struggles of the American frontier.