19th-21st Century Western Genre Art
Including Cowboy Art and Lore of the Historic West
(above: Laverne Nelson Black, Buffalo Hunt, n.d., oil on paper, The Owings Gallery, Santa Fe, NM. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons*)
20 Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art from 2005 to 2007:
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Powell: The Ace of Diamonds and Cowboy in the Rough (9/17/07)
Frederic Remington Makes Tracks: Adventures and Artistic Impressions (3/20/07)
Jack Sorenson: In Palo Duro's Shadow; with text by Michael Grauer (12/`1/06)
Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection (11/10/06)
Collecting the Legends; essay by J. Brooks Joyner (11/10/06)
Frederic Remington and the American Civil War: A Ghost Story (7/29/06)
Western Women Artists: An Overview; text by Phil Kovinick and Marian Yoshiki-Kovinick (9/22/05)
Western American Art South of the Sweet Line (8/18/05)
John Clymer, an Artist's Rendezvous with the Frontier West; essay by Walt Reed (7/12/05)
American West: Dust and Dreams (7/11/05)
Winold Reiss: Artist for the Great Northern (6/1/05)
The Fireboat" by Charles M. Russell; article by J. Kendall May (5/25/05)
Charles Fritz, "An Artist with the Corps of Discovery"; article by Sharon McGowan (5/25/05)
The American West Goes East; essay by Peter H. Hassrick (1/19/05)
Capturing Western Legends: Russell and Remington's Canadian Frontier (1/5/05)
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