A picture of the American West of yesteryear through the words, stories, paintings, and sculptures of artists Charles Russell, Thomas Moran, and Frederic Remington, with commentary by art scholars that captures each painter's unique style. Russell was ahead of his time in documenting the vanishing West and Native Americans. Landscape painter Moran was pivotal in educating lawmakers in the East about the beauty and grandeur of what would become Yellowstone National Park. And illustrator and painter Remington was an important recorder of significant moments in Western history.