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Paintings like 'Moving Out' illustrate Russell's regard for and understanding of the traditional nomadic lifeways of Plains peoples, who moved camp according to the dictates of the season

Paintings like 'Moving Out' illustrate Russell's regard for and understanding of the traditional nomadic lifeways of Plains peoples, who moved camp according to the dictates of the season

Charlie Russell Moving Out

Hyde Solomon Clearing Painting

White Swan's Buffalo robe. Created by White Swan and other unidentified artists. Crow painted pictographic buffalo hide with beaded blanket strip joining the two sides.

Portrait of a woman holding child to her left side. He is wrapped in blue. She wears a maroon shirt under tan shawl. Hair in ponytail with red, blue, white tie and beaded tassels. Prairie and tepees with two figures in background

Composite oil painting of five different landscape scenes pertaining to Glacier National Park, with mountain goat in center circular vignette.

Paintings like 'Moving Out' illustrate Russell's regard for and understanding of the traditional nomadic lifeways of Plains peoples, who moved camp according to the dictates of the season

Three deer come down to the lake's edge at day's end. In the background, the setting sun lights up the craggy peaks of the distant Continental Divide, casting a reflection in the placid water far below