This is a bit of a longshot but I figured this was probably the best forum for this....
Does anyone know of a list or website of all of Western artist, J.K. Ralston's paintings?
We were at Pompeys Pillar National Monument the other day and there were two of his paintings on display that I loved, so I've been down a rabbit hole since then trying to find all his work. He doesn't appear to have a book with his collection of work in it like Remington, Russell, or Bierstadt.
Unfortunately, I missed Call of the Bugle at the Battle of Little Bighorn National Monument when we were there.
I know there is one at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West called Montana Trail Drive and another at the Western Heritage Center in Billings, called The High Trail (as well as Ralston's cabin).
I've discovered there was one on the wall in the bar in the Jordan Inn called Herd Swims the Yellowstone , that is trying to be recovered by his granddaughter.
There are two others that he did for the Federal Arts Project for post offices. One done in 1939 is, The Fate of the Mail Carrier in Sturgis, SD and one done in 1942 called, General Sully at the Yellowstone in Sidney, MT
Does anyone know of a list or website of all of Western artist, J.K. Ralston's paintings?
We were at Pompeys Pillar National Monument the other day and there were two of his paintings on display that I loved, so I've been down a rabbit hole since then trying to find all his work. He doesn't appear to have a book with his collection of work in it like Remington, Russell, or Bierstadt.
Unfortunately, I missed Call of the Bugle at the Battle of Little Bighorn National Monument when we were there.
I know there is one at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West called Montana Trail Drive and another at the Western Heritage Center in Billings, called The High Trail (as well as Ralston's cabin).
I've discovered there was one on the wall in the bar in the Jordan Inn called Herd Swims the Yellowstone , that is trying to be recovered by his granddaughter.
There are two others that he did for the Federal Arts Project for post offices. One done in 1939 is, The Fate of the Mail Carrier in Sturgis, SD and one done in 1942 called, General Sully at the Yellowstone in Sidney, MT