Russells For Men

Battle Ready is another superb portrayal of an Eastern Woodlands Indian by Southwest Missouri artist Doug Hall. This masterpiece features a warrior with his hand on his powder horn and his eye on his opponent.

Straight as an Arrow shows two warriors sitting under an outcropping of rock making arrows. They are probably Cherokee who at one time occupied about 40,000 square miles of the southern Appalachian Mountains in eastern Tennessee, western North Carolina and northern Georgia and Alabama.

On their trek along a forest trail, the sound of a single rifle crack in the distance has broken the silence and stopped three Cherokee warriors in their tracks. Doug Hall has captured the uncertainty of the moment in his painting Broken Silence.

Treetop Advantage is another magnificent portrayal of an Eastern Woodlands warrior by Southwest Missouri artist Doug Hall.

A trip down Slippery Rocks Falls is a trecherous endeavor, but provides cover for an unannounced ambush and an escape route with no trail. Doug Hall's has captured this moment in time in his painting Slippery Rocks Falls.