In 1909, Lindneux opened a studio in Denver where he settled permanently. His work included many western scenes and Indian portraits. He also enjoyed painting his friend Buffalo Bill and one of his best known paintings, Buffalo Bill on Horseback, is housed in the museum at Bill's gravesite on top of Lookout Mountain in Colorado. Lindneux lectured on Indians and was often referred to as the "Historian of the West". He was a charter member of the American Pioneer Trail Association and was also a member of the Colorado State Historical Society, the Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum Association, and the Royal Society of Artists in London. Robert Lindneux remained in Denver until his death in 1970. Robert Lindneux’s works hang in many major museums across the country as well as private collections. The largest collections are in the Colorado Historical Museum, the Buffalo Bill Museum at Cody, Wyo., The Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, the Woolaroc Museum in Bartlesville. Drawing and frame in excellent condition. Drawing size: 33.75’’ x 51.75’’ – Frame: 41 1/4’’ x 59 3/8’’x 2.25’’

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