Hunting Big Horn Sheep 1898

"Hunting Big Horn Sheep" is a watercolor painting by Charles M. Russell, a renowned American artist known for his depictions of the American West. Created in 1898, the painting depicts two Native American hunters perched on a rocky cliff, aiming their rifles at a group of bighorn sheep in the distance. The scene is set against a dramatic mountain backdrop, showcasing Russell's ability to capture the grandeur and ruggedness of the Western landscape. The painting exemplifies Russell's signature style, which blends realism with romanticized storytelling, capturing the spirit of the frontier and the lives of Native Americans.