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.

Scene outside a tented campsite of mounted riders, children climbing on a water wagon, horses hitched, vehicles, etc. [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

Four small boys sitting in the spring-seat of a wagon placed in the yard of a camp site with tent in the background and horses tied to a water-wagon [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

A family of campers living in a tent with cooking stove out in the open. Through the tent flaps a man is seated on a keg at a table eating [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

Family group of campers under a large tree, man holding baby for its photograph, two children examining baby-buggy, etc. [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

Anti-Retro

Horse Dance, Pine Ridge Fair

Untitled [nude man with arms extended]

Wash Day at Kayenta School

Erwin E. Smith, photographer and cowboy artist, reading the head board on the rock-covered grave of a cowboy near the southern Arizona border. His revolver is plainly visible in the holster. OR Ranch, Arizona.

Releasing a Ranahan bull with a cut of tamed cattle in the hope it will not return to the Croton Breaks from which the cowboys of the Matador Ranch have brought it. Matador Ranch, Texas.