Author David L. Chapman explains that during the late 19th century, a strong physique began to convey political power. “Control of body was
I like to think that Bronco Henry was a Sandow fan. :)
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Author David L. Chapman explains that during the late 19th century, a strong physique began to convey political power. “Control of body was
I like to think that Bronco Henry was a Sandow fan. :)
Earlier this month, I drew an entry for the The Power of the Dog’s Bronco Henry challenge over on Twitter in which they asked for creative takes on who this mysterious character was. My entry consisted on four pages of pencil drawings in a leather-bound sketchbook which were made to resemble sketches Phil Burbank could have drawn of his idol.
Apparently, this approach was appreciated by whoever judged the entries. Today, an enormous packaged arrived containing the beautiful The Power of the Dog film book (you can find an online version here) and a poster signed by Jane Campion. To say that I was surprised would be an understatement. When they mentioned they’d be giving away prizes, I didn’t expect something huge like this (I didn’t expect to win anything, what’s more). I’m over the moon now.
I made a painting of The power of The Dog…
yes that one scene ;)
Enjoy :)
is he…......y’know…....*tenderly oils saddle*.....a friend of Bronco Henry?
The power of the dog but every time phil says bronco henry it speeds up
"And with that, Phil rode abruptly through the herd to talk to the young fellows, moving his lips as he prepared to tell them of how Bronco Henry, sick with fever, had made one of the prettiest rides a fellow ever saw - at age forty-eight. God damn it - sometimes he long to tell the whole story. One reason he hated booze, he was afraid of it, afraid of what he might tell."
- Thomas Savage, The Power of the Dog
Phil doesn’t take baths bc he associates bathing with Bronco Henry + their private times at the secret swimming place and he can’t handle the feelings that come with those memories so the easiest thing to do is only bathe once a month change my mind
bringing a new era of meme