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"This painting depicts mountain men on horses traveling across in front of huge mountains. The mountains are a big part of the painting and are earthtones colors. The sky in the backgound is blue with some white and grey."- Booth Western Art
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"David Nordahl drew pictures from age three and developed his own silk screen company as a young man. Now living in New Mexico, he focuses on painting the life of the Apache Indians."-Booth Art Museum
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"General Robert E. Lee at the Battle of the Wilderness. Behind Lee is Texas Brigade with their commander General Gregg."-Booth Western Art (Photo Taken by Harley Bray)
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"This young brave is killing two birds with one stone. He is using the boring assignment of protecting the tribe’s pony herd with improving his skills on the courting flute, which he hopes will benefit him later."-Booth Western Art
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"Crazy Horse of the Ogallala, Lakota-Sioux Nation was the greatest military leader of the Plains Indian wars. Although no known images of Crazy Horse exist, this sculpture captures the essence of this important figure."-Booth Western Art
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" General Lee on horseback in front of soldiers gathered around him; some are crying; one is holding a flag; a couple of men are on horseback behind him; Colonel Taylor and General Custis Lee." -Booth Western Art
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"The soldier was a 1st Sergeant with 10th Calvalry H company. Received Congressional Medal in 1881 on the border of New Mexico in pursuit of Apache Indians chief of that group was Nana. "- Dixion
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"Painting of a cowboy standing in the middle of a muddy street. The cowboy is wearing a trench coat, cowboy hat, striped shirt, blue pants (mud stains on them), and boots. In the background is a town with a drug store and saloon."-Booth Western Art
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"Bill Matthews went with Western photographer Kurt Markus to the Elko, Nevada Cowboy Poetry Gathering and came away wanting to paint cowboys."-Booth Western Art
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"When I finally had the opportunity to enlarge the original piece 12 years later, I had a dream that the figure told me his name: He Is They Are."-Glenna Goodacre (Photo taken by Harley Bray)
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"This portrait is of a contemporary Shoshone Indian leader and although painted in 1998, was done in a style of earlier European artists. The headdress is made of golden eagle tail feathers and is earned by striking an enemy or ”counting coups”. "-Booth Western Museum
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"A Pindah, the Apache term for the white man, kepi has fallen from one of Crook’s cavalry. The Apache leader is careful in picking it up, knowing that it may be filled with power like his own war hat." -Anderson
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"This Plains Indian mother is prepared to protect her children. The Native American woman had to be strong to endure the hardships of their rugged life."-Booth Museum (Photo taken by Harley Bray)
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"Tim Cox is a 4th generation Arizonian and delights in being a cowboy. He is becoming well known for his realistic painting of the modern West."- Booth Western Art
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"”Landscape sets the mood and helps tell the story…the people are a part of the land.”- Terpning
