Studio and Gallery
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Standing
Californio edition of 12 |
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20" H x 8" W
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$2600
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"The Ranchero" was the owner of a rancho in Spanish California. He is riding the first western saddle derived from the Spanish war saddle by adding a horn to use in roping. Note the sundial tapaderos on the stirrups to protect the rider in heavy brush.
"Early Californio"- The first American working cowboy (circa 1780) training a horse using a hackamore and the first bit. Note the two reins.
"The Standing Californio" has his hair covered with a bandana that is knotted in back. Another bandana is around his neck to pull up over his nose and mouth to protect from dust. He has a knife shoved in his leggings just below the silver buttons. He is carrying a saddle, rope and bit.
"Coleada: Tailing the Steer"
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Standing
Californio edition of 12 |
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20" H x 8" W
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$2600
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Early
Californio edition of 30 |
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27" H x 26" W
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$8000
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Coleada:
Tailing the Steer edition of 12 |
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14" H x 26" W
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$3200
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Ranchero
edition of 12 |
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21.5" H x 23" W
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$4300
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