For the first time, one book has managed to provide a comprehensive survey of watercolor works by master artist Charles M. Russell. Even more in-depth, Romance Maker examines his self-taught painting technique that was supported by many folks he met during his time spent on the open range, revealing his mastery of the medium in a way that has never been done before now. After watching his mother paint, Russell picked up the brush during a time when watercolor had become known as the American
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