Some historians work in watercolor and oil
Charles Marion Russell (1864-1926) is one of America’s greatest artists. He lived the life he captures on canvas, creating a breathtaking historical record of Western cultures, landscapes, and wildlife. Come be inspired by his masterful works and experience the West as it really was at the C.M. Russell Museum.
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The Russell: An Exhibition and Sale
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A robe is spread and the pipe lit for you always.
– Charles M. Russell
Meet Charlie
Charles Marion Russell (1864–1926) masterfully captured the art and soul of the American West as it was transforming before his eyes. While he fulfilled his dream of an authentic cowboy life in Montana, he was also gifting the world with an inspired visual record celebrating Indigenous culture, Western narratives, grand landscapes, and majestic wildlife scenes. While his art is considered historic, his spirit is timeless.
Exhibition Spotlights
Andy Warhol: Cowboys and Indians | Billy Schenck: Myth of the West
Organized by the Briscoe Western Art Museum, Andy Warhol: Cowboys and Indians explores how the father of American pop art highlighted classic Western archetypes and called attention to myths of the American West in his colorful, iconic style. A companion exhibition, Billy Schenck: Myth of the West illustrates how the “Warhol of the West” fashioned a new movement— Western pop.
CHARLES M. RUSSELL: THE LEGACY
Charles M. Russell: The Legacy of America’s Cowboy Artist, celebrates the C.M. Russell Museum’s extensive permanent collection of Russell oil paintings, watercolors, bronzes, clay models, illustrated letters, pen-and-ink drawings, and published illustrations showcasing the astonishing depth and range of Charles M. Russell (1864–1926).
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Collector’s Eye
Have you seen this month's issue of Western Art & Architecture magazine? Don't miss the Collector's Eye section featuring board
An Evening with Frank Buffalo Hyde
An Evening with Frank Buffalo Hyde In conjunction with the special exhibition I-Witness Culture: Frank Buffalo Hyde the
Upcoming Talk!
American Indian Imagery: Western Art and Its Influence in Pop Culture Wednesday, June 16 | 6 - 7:30 pm Join
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Hours
Wednesday through Monday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Museum is closed on the following holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas Day through New Year’s Day, Easter.
Rates
- Adults: $14
- Seniors (age 60+): $11
- Veterans: $11
- Scheduled Tour Groups: $11
- Students: $4
- Age 5 and under: Free
- Active Military and their family members: Free