N.C. Wyeth’s 1925 masterpiece oil on canvas titled I’ve Seen Him Ride Broncs That Had Piled the Best of Them, and as for Roping—Even the Mexican Vaqueros Have Had to Hand It to Him More Than Once displays the New England artist’s signature illustrative-men-in-motion style that made his Western art as classic and timeless as the two masters who inspired him: Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. — Courtesy Stark Museu


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