Charles Marion Russell

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Charles Marion Russell was a prominent American artist and illustrator best known for his vivid depictions of the American West, including cowboys, Native Americans, and frontier landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Western artist
illustrator
painter
person
sculptor
alsoKnownAs C. M. Russell NERFINISHED
Charlie Russell NERFINISHED
birthDate 1864-03-19
birthPlace St. Louis, Missouri, United States NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1926-10-24
deathPlace Great Falls, Montana, United States NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup European American
field illustration
painting
sculpture
fullName Charles Marion Russell NERFINISHED
genre Western art NERFINISHED
genre painting
historical painting
hasCollectionAt Amon Carter Museum of American Art NERFINISHED
C. M. Russell Museum, Great Falls, Montana NERFINISHED
Montana Historical Society NERFINISHED
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum NERFINISHED
Sid Richardson Museum NERFINISHED
influencedBy life as a cowboy in Montana
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement American Old West art
Realism
notableFor bronze sculptures of Western subjects
depictions of Native Americans
depictions of cowboys
depictions of the American West
depictions of the American frontier
notableWork Bronc to Breakfast NERFINISHED
Lewis and Clark Meeting the Flathead Indians NERFINISHED
The Buffalo Hunt NERFINISHED
The Hold Up NERFINISHED
The Jerkline NERFINISHED
Waiting for a Chinook NERFINISHED
When the Land Belonged to God NERFINISHED
occupation artist
cowboy
illustrator
residence Great Falls, Montana, United States NERFINISHED
Montana, United States NERFINISHED
spouse Nancy Cooper Russell NERFINISHED
workLocation Great Falls, Montana, United States NERFINISHED
Montana, United States NERFINISHED

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