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Western
Western art is not simply documenting the life of the American Indian and ranch hand, but actually recording the great romantic theme of the way people of the American west live. Both Frederick Remington and Charles Russell are the quintessential artists of the late 19th / early 20th century. Not only were they gifted as artists, they both lived the life of a cowboy and ranch hand. However, Thomas Moran, Albert Bierstadt, Frank Tenney Johnson, Thomas Hill and many others recorded the west in the same manner that the Hudson River School documented the New England landscape.
Finding the Trial
Charlie Russell
Oil on Canvas
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