Russell Frasier is an American painter whose work explores the rich, complex tapestry of the American West. With a deep respect for the land, its people, and its legends, Frasier creates powerful visual narratives that celebrate the heritage of Native American cultures and pays homage to iconic figures from Western history and classic cinema.
Frasier's art is rooted in storytelling. Through oil and canvas, he brings to life not only historical scenes and tribal traditions but also vivid portraits of legendary cowboys, lawmen, outlaws, and screen heroes who have come to define the myths of the West.
Drawing from a lifelong passion for Western culture, Frasier's paintings are known for their emotional depth, authenticity, and strong sense of atmosphere. Whether capturing the dignity of a Native elder, the intensity of a frontier standoff, or the unmistakable presence of a silver-screen gunslinger, his work invites viewers into a world where history, honor, and myth collide.
His paintings have been exhibited in galleries across the country and are part of many private collections dedicated to preserving America’s cultural legacy. Russell stays driven by a mission to keep the stories of the West alive for future generations.
