Robert Ottokar Lindneux

With binoculars in hand, Lindneux sketched big game in the field and then completed paintings in the studio. The National Museum of Wildlife Art's Wolf depicts a lone wolf, unaware of any human presence, walking through a desert landscape. Wolf is typical of Lindneux's compositions, which often contain a large, central animal.

Lindneux was a member of the Royal Society of Artists and his work is recognized in many private collections and museums, including the Thomas Gilcrease Institute, the Whitney Gallery of Western American Art, the Frank Phillips Museum, the Colorado Historical Society, the Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum, and the National Museum of Wildlife Art, which houses one painting and seventeen of his drawings.