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“Reparations”
No.2 in the Panther Rennaissance series
Alexandre Brun
“View of the Salon Carré at the Louvre”
(1880)
Art by Arthur B. Frost
Anyway I could break a horse in, the ol fashioned way, full apparel, got the chaps and spurs on, good piece of leather, and hang on while spurrin that son of a bitch. The ranker and wilder the horse, the better.
Artist: Halil Ural Title: Ambush ”=)” They are up to something not good at all Very good…
“Outnumbered” – art by Charles M. Russell, 1898
Storm: Waiting for the Caravan, Alfred Jacob Miller, 1858-60
Stunning color images dating from just before the turn of the 19th century depict a rugged cowboy brandishing a lasso, a miner enjoying a smoke, and a pioneer merchant plying his wares.
Many of the photochroms were captured in Colorado during the 1880s and 1890s, where a gold rush in the 1850s drew crowds of hopeful prospectors looking to make their fortune.
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Photochrom was invented in the 1880s and was most popular in the 1890s, when these images were taken.
This is a method of making colorized photographs from black and white negatives via the direct photographic transfer of a negative onto lithographic printing plates.
Although true color photography had been developed by then it was not commercially practical yet.
“As he spoke he hurled his horse against Hopalong’s, while his right hand flashed to his hip”: Image from page 348 of “Buck Peters: Ranchman” (1912). Book by Clarence E. Mulford; illustration by Maynard Dixon
“Western Trail, The Rockies” — art by Albert Bierstadt
George Armstrong Custer, Russian Duke Alexei Alexandrovich, and Buffalo Bill in 1872.
Image from page 416 of “The Old Santa Fe Trail, etc”, written by Colonel Henry Inman
Artist: Esmail Zalat Title: The Escape “Wild west keyframe challenge” Outstanding…
Construction of a railroad bridge in Green River Valley, Wyoming with Citadel Rock in the background, USA, 1869
“Fight for the Water Hole” – art by Frederic Remington, 1903
A Sioux Chief, Frederic Remington, 1901