Art of the True West
Search Options
Big Country, Big Art
In 1920, a young reporter for the Indianapolis News purchased his first Western painting.
Gloomy Blumy's Beautiful World
In 1898, two sketching buddies flipped a coin to see who would take the broken wheel to the blacksmith in Taos.
Sioux on the Beach
William "Buffalo Bill" Cody had been planning his next feat as a showman when, in 1883, he was asked to stage an "Old Glory Blowout" in North Platte, Nebraska.
The Taming of the Artist
The rise of Charlie Russell, and the wife who made him a star.
Frank History
That our mailman didn't hoard some of the crazy packages we got from Phil Frank always surprised us.
Be Like Remington
A delirious blood-covered cavalry soldier rises up. Firing his pistol, he makes a mad dash to run through the Lakota warriors.
Remington's Kodak Moments
Frederic Remington was a shutterbug. It's a simple fact. One of the greatest painters and sculptors of the American West was addicted to photography.