Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
St. Joseph, Missouri
(816) 233-7003
Catlin and the Traditions of Western Art
September 7 - November 9, 1997
Buffalo Hunt, Chase
Along with other artists such as Albert
Bierstadt and Karl Bodmer, Catlin traveled into the Western landscapes to
paint not only the vistas but the people as well. While Western art is normally
viewed as being related to the art of the cowboy, Catlin and his contemporaries
began the traditions that established Westem art as we know it today.
Buffalo Dance
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