A Broken Rope by Charles M Russell - Shadowbox Diorama

[Airkid]

Charlie Russell would like that too, I am sure

Phil

 

[blaster]

Thx Phil. I gather you are a Russell fan too. I like both Remington and Russell's paintings. I find Remington more accomplished with the brushstrokes and details but Russell's work is very raw and colours are very vivid.

Rgds Victor

 

[Airkid]

Thx Phil. I gather you are a Russell fan too. I like both Remington and Russell's paintings. I find Remington more accomplished with the brushstrokes and details but Russell's work is very raw and colours are very vivid.

Rgds Victor

Yes, they are chalk and cheese, but both evoke the feel of that brilliant period in American history. Remington leaned more towards the military subjects, where Russell dealt with daily life on the range. Love 'em both.

Phil

 

[grasshopper]

 

[blaster]

Thanks for the video. Makes mention of Remington.

Rgds Victor

 

[grasshopper]

Thanks for the video. Makes mention of Remington.

Rgds Victor

He can seem a bit odd looking, but his style is pleasant and not high and mighty art critic style..the entire series on US art is good stuff..

 

[KenBoyle]

Wow, Impressive Victor! This is one beautiful piece of work and in my favorite period no less.

Cheers,
Ken

 

[Joe55]

Museum quality right there!

Joe

 

[Gooner Mike]

Work of art

 

[Len K.]

WOW! I love shadow boxes and this is as good as it gets.

 

[blaster]

Hi all,

I really appreciate your generous remarks.

Rgds Victor

 

[arj]

One of your best Victor.
Superb work throughout.

Cheers,
Andrew