American West artist Paul Sollosy spent his life creating art that represented the horses, ranches and cowboys he’d been around his entire life. As revered as the underground artist was, he was never represented in a gallery.
The future of working with draft horses in modern times is bright, according to a new book.
In addition to its hefty purse, the Brannaman Pro-Am Vaquero Roping continues to foster a community of ranch ropers.
Getting anywhere out West requires a little drive time. Here are 15 all-time classics for the road.
Some words on behavior from four silver screen icons from long ago may be more relevant—and needed—today than ever.
Nevada Watt’s Fusion Show and Sale celebrates the evolving world of cowboy crafts and craftspeople at the 2017 Brannaman Pro-Am Vaquero Roping.
Jack London’s forward-thinking novel, published 104 years ago, touted the value of rural life and sustainable farming.
Charles F. Lummis’ publication, The Land of Sunshine, gives us a glimpse of the old California vaquero, his methods and his gear.
Charles F. Lummis’ publication, The Land of Sunshine, helped many noted artists get their start.
Ernie Morris’ stories and art preserve the traditions of the California vaquero culture.
