From Will James to Russell, Gilcrease Museum

From Will James to Russell

Letter from Will James to Charles Russell; speaks of his experiences with horses, etc. He has an injury and has taken up painting, he would like some tips on increasing his exposure as an artist. He considers Charles M. Russell to be Remington's superior and explains his reasons, explains his feelings about painting. Thanks Charles M. Russell for the watercolors. Handwritten on six pages: TU2009.39.658.1-TU2009.39.658.12. Sketch of a head of a man wearing a hat on the back of page five [TU2009.39.658.10].

William R. James

Creation Date: late 19th century - early 20th century
Types: Manuscripts & Rare Books
Letter
Material: ink on paper
Subjects: Charles Marion Russell
Drawing
Painting
artists
correspondence
horses
illness
sketches
watercolor paintings
Period or Style: American

Dimensions: Overall
Depth: 0 cm
Height: 0 cm
Circumference: 0 cm
Width: 27.94 cm
Length: 21.59 cm

Department: Archive
Credit Line: Gilcrease Museum/The University of Tulsa

Partner URL: https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/TU2009396581-12
Linked Data URI: gm:object/35281
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