Texas trees make Texas a great place to see, photograph and paint. and it is the Texas live oak that reigns supreme. I invite anybody that loves doing Texas landscape to join us at the Le Tulle Ranch in March!
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- Russell Cushman
- Belton, Texas, United States
- A sixth generation Texan, landscape painter, sculptor, photographer, writer and historian, Russell Cushman shares his passion for the music, art and history of the Brazos Valley.
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The search for a r e a l Texas Ranger badge is the collecting version of the Agony and the Ecstasy. .. and mostly agony . If you are... -
The San Jacinto battle flag proves that women were the inspiration for the Texians even from the beginning... The true tamers of the ... -
NOTE: you can read this and the whole series on my pages for Texas stoneware. Just look over to the right at the list inside the green bo... -
The City of Navasota has erected a new bronze monument of Ranger Frank Hamer, and I had the privilege of making it. [Above: Standing 6... -
A few years ago I was asked to speak to the Alvin Historical Society about my great-great grandfather, Major G. W. Durant. My father had al... -
As far as towns in Texas were concerned, this one had an extra rough go of it. Few towns in the Lone Star State have hosted so many sign... -
Maybe there was a good reason why Sam looked so sad... Sam Houston was a son of fortune on the battlefield. But he may have been t... -
... In a preposterous sequence of celebrity deaths. Anna Nicole Smith was digging gold with one lovely hand and her grave with the oth... -
Just 24, Frank Hamer stepped down from the Texas Rangers to serve the City of Navasota as Marshal. He brought a revolutionary new standard o... -
Jeff Milton’s story is an extraordinary one. One of the most famous lawmen of the west, he was the subject of J. Evetts Haley’s A Goo...
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Come go with the flow...
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