The photographer, Erwin E. Smith, on the Bar Diamond Bar Ranch. Bar Diamond Bar Ranch, Texas. [Actually Bonham, Texas]

The Boys of the LS near Tascosa Lingering at the Chuck Wagon after the Day's Work is Done, Listening to Range Boss Telling Stories, LS Ranch, Texas

. . . Of White Bread and Miracles (Ghost Dance 10)

Tania Weber, Rome, April 17, 1953

Untitled

Dave Brubeck, New York City

[Karl Struss and Harold Grieves at Hotel de la Ville]

[Karl Struss on the set of Ben-Hur], Joppa Gate

Cow Boys

Classic Torso

Harvest

Jubilation

Sagging Infected Triangular Grid

One Thousand Hail Marys

Hobbling an "outlaw" Hereford steer before turning it loose with the herd. An "outlaw" can be tamed in this manner after it has lived alone and become semi-wild again. Matador Range, Texas.

Chuck wagon and bedrolls on the Matador range with the cook [Harry Stewart] getting ready to move on. Two cowpunchers are waiting to lead the way. Matador Ranch, Texas.

George Pattullo, a Boston newspaperman turned cowboy on his first trip to the Southwest, riding the range for the Three Blocks outfit. Three Blocks Ranch, New Mexico.

A half-breed (Choctaw) Indian horse-trader at a waterhole on his paint pony. His packhorse carries his tarpaulin-covered bedroll and other supplies. Fannin County, Texas.

A half-breed (Choctaw) Indian horse-trader at a waterhole on his paint pony. His packhorse carries his tarpaulin-covered bedroll and other supplies. Fannin County, Texas.