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Russell’s Retreat: Summers At Glacier National Park explores a different side of Charles Russell, the “Cowboy Artist,” with works made at his summer retreat, Bull Head Lodge, on the southern shores of Lake McDonald in what is today Glacier National Park. The show focuses on more intimately scaled works, many of which were made as gifts to be given to friends who visited the park. Over the years Russell spent in Glacier, his paintings featuring the struggles between man and nature were set against the alpine peaks of the park’s high country. From his early days in Glacier to the artist’s late years, deer were a constant subject he would capture, most often in the dense woods surrounding his cabin.

Exhibition on display until April 2027.

More information can be found here: https://sidrichardsonmuseum.org/exhibits/russells-retreat/

Russell’s Retreat: Summers At Glacier National Park explores a different side of Charles Russell, the “Cowboy Artist,” with works made at his summer retreat, Bull Head Lodge, on the southern shores of Lake McDonald in what is today Glacier National Park. The show focuses on more intimately scaled works, many of which were made as gifts to be given to friends who visited the park. Over the years Russell spent in Glacier, his paintings featuring the struggles between man and nature were set against the alpine peaks of the park’s high country. From his early days in Glacier to the artist’s late years, deer were a constant subject he would capture, most often in the dense woods surrounding his cabin.

Exhibition on display until April 2027.

More information can be found here: https://sidrichardsonmuseum.org/exhibits/russells-retreat/

Russell’s Retreat: Summers At Glacier National Park explores a different side of Charles Russell, the “Cowboy Artist,” with works made at his summer retreat, Bull Head Lodge, on the southern shores of Lake McDonald in what is today Glacier National Park. The show focuses on more intimately scaled works, many of which were made as gifts to be given to friends who visited the park. Over the years Russell spent in Glacier, his paintings featuring the struggles between man and nature were set against the alpine peaks of the park’s high country. From his early days in Glacier to the artist’s late years, deer were a constant subject he would capture, most often in the dense woods surrounding his cabin.

Exhibition on display until April 2027.

More information can be found here: https://sidrichardsonmuseum.org/exhibits/russells-retreat/

Russell’s Retreat: Summers At Glacier National Park explores a different side of Charles Russell, the “Cowboy Artist,” with works made at his summer retreat, Bull Head Lodge, on the southern shores of Lake McDonald in what is today Glacier National Park. The show focuses on more intimately scaled works, many of which were made as gifts to be given to friends who visited the park. Over the years Russell spent in Glacier, his paintings featuring the struggles between man and nature were set against the alpine peaks of the park’s high country. From his early days in Glacier to the artist’s late years, deer were a constant subject he would capture, most often in the dense woods surrounding his cabin.

Exhibition on display until April 2027.

More information can be found here: https://sidrichardsonmuseum.org/exhibits/russells-retreat/