Stolen Horses [No. 3] (detail) 1911

"Stolen Horses [No. 3] (detail)" painted in 1911 by Charles M. Russell captures the dramatic scene of a Native American riding through a field, herding a stolen band of horses. The painting depicts the action in the American West, a subject which Russell was known for, and is a prime example of the artist's distinct style and focus on Native American life. The watercolor painting portrays the scene with masterful detail, highlighting the horses and their rider with vibrant colors and brushstrokes. It's a captivating portrayal of a moment in time, highlighting the relationship between humans and nature, especially animals, in the American West.