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Charles Trois, an investor and collector in Texas who now owns what he calls the original Custer painting, said this week that he was close to completing a deal to sell it for around $25 million, a sum that he called ironic, given how Mr. Mulvany was viewed in his final years.

“He was a has-been” by then, Mr. Trois said. “If he only knew what his work was going for today.”

The late Paul Rossi, once director of the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, in 2009 called it “an invaluable collector’s piece in American Western art and a true national treasure.” He ranked it much higher than the better-known “Custer’s Last Fight” by Otto Becker, distributed by Anheuser-Busch to the nation’s water holes.
Charles Trois, who bought “Rally” less than 10 years ago, agrees: “The Busch painting is nothing compared to this one.”
The 73-year-old Fredericksburg, Texas, collector, who among other things owns a daunting array of old cap guns, is in the process of selling the work.
He would not divulge his asking price to The Star, but told The New York Times last year of a deal for “around $25 million.” While that sale did not go through, he said, others are interested, including an institution that might place it on public display.
So Mulvany’s masterpiece is out there, art lovers, maybe not for above the mantel, but it would be one heck of a conversation piece. “It’s in very good condition,” Trois says.
Or you could keep your eyes out for “The Old Professor” and “Love’s Mirror.”