Discover the captivating life and art of Hermann Stieffel in "Hermann Stieffel, Soldier Artist of the West." Edgar M. Howell chronicles the remarkable journey of this military artist, whose work provides a unique visual record of the American West. Stieffel's art offers invaluable insight into the frontier era, Native American life, and the landscapes that defined a nation.
Through meticulously reproduced pictorial works, explore the world Stieffel encountered, documenting the West with an artist's eye and a soldier's perspective. This biography illuminates Stieffel's contribution to American art history, offering a glimpse into the past through the eyes of a man who lived it. A vital resource for those interested in the art of the American West, military history, and the depiction of Native Americans during a transformative period.
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