Harvey Dunn, The Homesteaders, Sold at Auction: $393,250
William Herbert Dunton, Crest of the Ridge, Grizzly, Sold at Auction: $453,750
William Herbert Dunton, Treed, Sold at Auction: $1,434,000
Philip R. Goodwin, Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, Sold at Auction: $968,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, The Lost Greenhorn, Sold at Auction: $484,000
Edgar Payne, Canyon de Chelly, Sold at Auction: $484,000
Edgar Payne, Land of the Navajo, Sold at Auction: $363,000
Oscar Berninghaus, The Domain of Their Ancestors, Sold at Auction: $847,000
Philip R. Goodwin, Hitting the Trail, Sold at Auction: $453,750
Charles M. Russell, Roping a Wolf, Sold at Auction: $1,770,000
Walter Ufer, Greasewood and Sage, Sold at Auction: $665,500
E. William Gollings, The Red Man's Directions, Sold at Auction: $297,500
Thomas Moran, Green River, Wyoming, Sold at Auction: $1,638,000
Rosa Bonheur, Emigration de Bisons (Amérique), Sold at Auction: $773,500
Victor Higgins, Taos in Winter, Sold at Auction: $833,000
Frederic Remington, Casuals on the Range, Sold at Auction: $981,750
Joseph Henry Sharp, Crow Encampment, Montana, Sold at Auction: $892,500
Mian Situ, Golden Spike Ceremony, Promontory Summit, Utah …, Sold at Auction: $386,750
LaVerne Nelson Black, Along the Old Trail, Sold at Auction: $238,000
Henry Farny, Pastures New, Sold at Auction: $535,500
Alfred Jacob Miller, The Thirsty Trapper, Sold at Auction: $1,715,000
Edgar Payne, Solitude's Enchantment, Sold at Auction: $476,000
William R. Leigh, A Close Call, Sold at Auction: $1,155,000
Carl Rungius, Out of the Canyon, Sold at Auction: $476,000
Leon Gaspard, Siberian Christmas, Sold at Auction: $297,500
William R. Leigh, An Upset, Sold at Auction: $651,000
Howard Terpning, The Long Shot, Sold at Auction: $1,379,000
William R. Leigh, The Right of Way, Sold at Auction: $697,000
Walter Ufer, The Watcher, Sold at Auction: $468,000
John Clymer, Water, Water – Overland Astorians – 1811, Sold at Auction: $526,500
Eanger Irving Couse, Decorating the War Shield, Sold at Auction: $380,250
Philip R. Goodwin, A Break at Dawn, Sold at Auction: $292,500
Clark Hulings, Grand Canyon, Sold at Auction: $321,750
Bob Kuhn, The Spawning Run, Sold at Auction: $497,250
Thomas Moran, A Water Pocket, Northern Arizona, Sold at Auction: $1,481,000
Frederic Remington, The Story of Where the Sun Goes, Sold at Auction: $1,705,000
Charles M. Russell, Dakota Chief, Sold at Auction: $1,089,000
Charles M. Russell, Trail of the Iron Horse, Sold at Auction: $1,929,000
Gerard Curtis Delano, The Trail Ahead, Sold at Auction: $409,500
Frederic Remington, Cutting Out Pony Herds, Sold at Auction: $5,625,000
Norman Rockwell, A Scout is Loyal, Sold at Auction: $4,281,000
Charles M. Russell, Buffalo Hunt #27, Sold at Auction: $1,005,000
Howard Terpning, Telling of Legends, Sold at Auction: $1,705,000
Albert Bierstadt, Sunset Over the Plains, Sold at Auction: $514,800
Frank Tenney Johnson, Cowboys Roping the Bear, Sold at Auction: $921,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, Lassoing Horses, Sold at Auction: $380,250
Howard Terpning, Scout’s Report, Sold at Auction: $977,000
Albert Bierstadt, Mount Rainier, Sold at Auction: $2,143,000
Henry Farny, Evening Camp, Sold at Auction: $468,000
Charles M. Russell, A Dangerous Sport, Sold at Auction: $1,481,000
Charles M. Russell, Water for Camp, Sold at Auction: $1,471,000
Eanger Irving Couse, Kachina Painter, Sold at Auction: $753,000
E. Martin Hennings, Taos Indians Homeward Bound, Sold at Auction: $659,000
Oscar Berninghaus, The Pueblos Await the Dancers, Sold at Auction: $1,471,000
Gerard Curtis Delano, Navajo, Sold at Auction: $1,247,000
E. Martin Hennings, Streamside, Sold at Auction: $1,359,000
Frank Tenney Johnson, The Sheriff's Posse, Sold at Auction: $1,079,000
Carl Rungius, Big Horns, Sold at Auction: $575,000
Charles M. Russell, The Hold Up, Sold at Auction: $5,167,000
Sydney Laurence, Mount McKinley from the Tokositna River, Sold at Auction: $235,200
Charles M. Russell, Blackfeet Burning Crow Buffalo Range, Sold at Auction: $2,912,000
N. C. Wyeth, Wild Bill Hickok at Cards, Sold at Auction: $2,240,000
John Clymer, Arrival of the Trade Wagons, Sold at Auction: $616,000
Tom Lovell, The Iron Shirt, Sold at Auction: $420,000
Thomas Moran, The Eternal Snows of Mt. Moran, Sold at Auction: $1,904,000
Thomas Moran, The Hance Trail-Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Sold at Auction: $1,120,000
Joseph Henry Sharp, November Crow Reservation, Sold at Auction: $392,000
Maynard Dixon, Story Tellers (Montana, October 1917), Sold at Auction: $1,680,000
Charles M. Russell, Piegans, Sold at Auction: $5,600,000
Eanger Irving Couse, The Arrowmaker, Sold at Auction: $313,600
Thomas Moran, Mists in the Yellowstone, Sold at Auction: $4,928,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, Indian Village, Sold at Auction: $1,064,000
Edgar Payne, Navajo Riders, Sold at Auction: $347,200

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Eanger Irving Couse – Hunting the Turkey

Eanger Irving Couse (1866-1936)
Hunting the Turkey, oil on board, 16 × 20 inches
Estimate: $50,000-75,000
To be sold in the 2022 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Online Sale

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Ogden M. Pleissner – Storm Clouds, Wind River, Wyoming (1931)

Ogden M. Pleissner (1905-1983)
Storm Clouds, Wind River, Wyoming (1931, oil on canvas, 28 × 30 inches
Estimate: $20,000-30,000
To be sold in the 2022 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Online Sale

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