There is limited information about Bud Breen on the internet and most of it is easy to find but you do have to dig a little. I can save you a some time. Here are the sites I most often refer people to when they want to know more about Bud Breen and his paintings of the old west.
Alamo Village, The Alamo, Gunfighters, and Brackettville
Bud Breen in 1961
Bud Breen in 1964
There's not much of anything at the following site about Bud, but you can see an image of a mural Bud did that hangs in the Bandera, Tx Chamber of Commerce:
Bud Breen Mural
If you do a search on this page for the word, "Nakai" you can read about Bud's amazing wife, she inspired a lot of his work:
Cherokee Nation
This New York Times article briefly mentions Bud's wife Nakai in regard to her work with the Kickapoos:
Nakai Breen -- New York Times
This link mentions Nakai and includes a small image of one of Bud's paintings, a spiritual piece, that depicts Nakai herself:
All Native People
A few interesting photos including one with Bud Breen and Don Collier with a brief mention of Bud and his wife Nakai:
Don Collier
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Surfing the net for Bud Breen?
Posted by Western Art by Bud Breen at 11:18 PM
Labels: Alamo Village, Bill Kegans, Cherokee Nation, Don Collier, Jack Spahn, Nakai Breen, Robert Harris, Ron "John Cody" Gast, Rudy Robbins, The Alamo
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