Description
A mounted party moves through a shallow stream or marshy ground, with horses stepping carefully around scattered rocks. Several figures stand near the water while others remain mounted. Low hills and sparse trees stretch behind, under a pale open sky. Horses step through shallow water among rocks while some riders wait near the bank. Different positions suggest some riders wait while others cross. Reflections form a pale band across the foreground.
About Worked Over Reproduction
Cool blue and grey reflections mix with warm ochre earth and brown horses. The water creates a light band across the foreground, while the group forms a broken line through the middle. Small splashes and stones give texture to the crossing. Cool reflections mix with warm brown ground, and low hills open beyond the crossing. Small splashes mark the animals legs. Riders and horses cross shallow water among rocks and low grass.
The scene focuses on effort and passage through uneven terrain. The riders varied positions suggest a pause as some cross and others wait. Soft colours and broad space create a calm landscape around the small activity. The broken line of figures suggests a gradual passage. Water and stone divide the foreground, giving the group a simple route through the landscape.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers Worked Over by Charles Marion Russell as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. A horizontal placement suits the shallow crossing and its open surroundings. Use a neutral setting and soft light to keep the pale water distinct from the warm bank. Room around the canvas echoes its quiet, spacious landscape.
- Reflections form a pale band across the foreground.
- Different positions suggest some riders wait while others cross.
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.




