Driving—and Rowing—Them Home
After World War II, Cowboy Artists of America co-founder George Phippen developed into one of the most sought-after Western painters and illustrators. His 1954 28”-by-40” oil River Ford displays his knowledge of the day-to-day life of the working cowboy. For more on George Phippen and his ongoing influence on today’s generation of cowboy artists, read Jana Bommerbach’s
“Old West Saviors” column.
Courtesy the Phippen Museum Permanent Collection,
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