Cowboy Charlie: The Story of Charles M. Russell by Jeanette WinterYoung Charles Russell wanted to be a cowboy, so just two weeks shy of his sixteenth birthday, the determined Charlie boarded a train heading to the frontier. There, in 1880, in the land of buffalo, Indians, and open prairie, Charlie found his home. And there he became a painterbut not just any painter. Today Charles M. Russell is considered one of the greatest artists of the American West and one who opened its door to so many. ages: 3 12 Purple House

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