Artist, writer, horseman, musician, teacher, Jay Dusard, who lives in his beloved borderland country near Douglas, Arizona, is known internationally for his large-format, black and white landscape photography. He is equally renowned for his acclaimed The North American Cowboy: A Portrait, which resulted from his 1981 Guggenheim Fellowship. He has published four books, including Horses, with essays by Thomas McGuane, and the upcoming e-book, Vaqueros & Buckaroos. From Jay: “At 76, I’v


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