Yes. The American bison is native to North America and historically ranged across much of the continent, with its largest populations concentrated across the Great Plains.
The American bison is technically a bison rather than a true buffalo. "Buffalo" is a common name that has been used for the animal in North America, while true buffalo include species such as the African buffalo and water buffalo.
Large-scale commercial hunting, habitat changes, and government policies during the 19th century caused bison populations to collapse. Conservation programs later helped rebuild populations.
Bison are strongly associated with the Great Plains, but they can also be found in and depicted against mountain foothills, prairies, grasslands, and other North American landscapes.
Yes. The subject has strong historical and wildlife associations, but the artistic treatment can be quite contemporary. A simple bison portrait or restrained landscape can suit many interior styles without creating a traditional Western look.
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