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$19.95  Buy | Western Movie Wit and Wisdom
Jim Kane
Western Movie Wit & Wisdom is a compilation of quotations from western movies ranging from the 1920s to the films of the present. In addition to the regular films, it also includes silent films (via title cards), serials, miniseries, documentaries, and even a couple of cowboy cartoons! Here film characters give advice, words of wisdom, funny lines, or an occasional historical fact. Many of these quotations reflect our American culture and have applications for contemporary living. Although the quotations were uttered in a western setting, they were really about life itself. ... More » | | | |  Hard Cover
$14.95 Buy | Wind the World Over
Irene Boland and Vanessa Kellogg
This spring, go on a windy adventure through history! Two friends visit ancient Persia, Imperial China, medieval Europe, and rural America for first-hand views of wind power in its various forms throughout human history. From grain-grinding to water-pumping, Wind The World Over ultimately blows our adventurers into modern-day Texas where shiny new wind turbines are being constructed to make clean, renewable electricity for our homes and businesses. ... More » | | | |  Hard Cover
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Texas Tintypes
Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans’ indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick’s Texas Tintypes manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick has used the historical ferrotype or “tintype” method of photography—and allows each cowboy or cattlewoman to speak... More » | | | | 
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| Revealing Character Notecard Collection
Texas Tintypes
Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans' indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick's photographs manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick used the historical ferrotype or "tintype" method of photography. ... More » | | | | 
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| Revealing Character Poster
Bowerman
Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans' indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick's photographs manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick used the historical ferrotype or "tintype" method of photography. ... More » | | | | 
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| Revealing Character Poster
Multi-Image
Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans' indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick's photographs manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick used the historical ferrotype or "tintype" method of photography. ... More » | | | | 
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| Revealing Character Poster
Hsantillan
Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans' indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick's photographs manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick used the historical ferrotype or "tintype" method of photography. ... More » | | | | 
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| Two Women Look West
Photographs of King Ranch Notecard Collection
The King Ranch
This collection of notecards was inspired by the exhibition Two Women Look West: Photographs of King Ranch. The exhibition included photographs by Helen Kleberg of King Ranch and Toni Frissell. As a teenager, Helen Kleberg took photographs of friends, landscapes, and horses using a Brownie camera. Several years later, she was still using that Brownie camera to document life on King Ranch. When she aquired her Leica, she was able to advance. She experimented with various lenses and developed many photographs in her daughter's bathtub. ... More » |
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