When Cows were Wild 1936

"When Cows were Wild" is a watercolor painting by Charles M. Russell, a prominent American artist known for his depictions of Western life. Created in 1936, the artwork portrays two cowboys on horseback riding across a rugged landscape. The scene captures the spirit of the American West, emphasizing the cowboys' courage and skill in handling cattle. Russell's masterful use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, highlighting the rugged beauty of the terrain and the cowboys' determination. This iconic work exemplifies Russell's legacy as a chronicler of the vanishing frontier.