Assorted Charles M. Russell and Frederick Remington Paintings

The West of the American Artist was that of the short grass beyond the deep prairie sod being overturned by Iowa and east Texas farmers in the Eighteen Forties. It was the West of isolated settlements with numerous ‘frontiers’ circling each mining and irrigation district. It was also a land of scale beyond the comprehension of most. It was gargantuan desolation a place of limitless horizons, endless clouds, soaring mountains, and people as solid as the rocky crags and plain as the endless prairie. We’re trying in our small way to pay tribute to those men and women who actually went west and forever changed our vision of America. To preserve the unique heritage, history, legends, and influence of art in the American West.