BELMORE BROWNE PRINT - The End of The Day - Numbered - Western - Cowboy, Horse

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Belmore Browne Print - The End of the Day. Nice western print of a cowboy and his horse drinking from a pool of water. Covered wagon in the background. Nice color. Print framed is 10-5/8" wide and 8-3/4" tall. The print is numbered 276/500. See below for short bio on Belmore Browne. Thanks for looking! Origin: United States Profession: Painter, Illustrator, and Sculptor Born: June 9, 1880, Tompkinsville, New York Died: May 2, 1954, Ross, California Belmore Browne was an avid naturalist, outdoorsman, and mountaineer, as well as a talented artist. Throughout his life, his love of the outdoors led him to wild places, where he explored the backcountry, climbed glaciated peaks, observed animals, and hunted wildlife. From 1883 to 1888, his family lived in the Swiss Alps, where he developed keen observation and drawing skills. In 1889, his family returned to the United States to live in the pioneer town of Tacoma, Washington. From 1898 until 1900, Browne studied at the New York School of Art and was drawn to the collections of the American Museum of Natural History for inspiration. In 1902, he was invited to join an American Museum expedition to the Yukon and Alaska to hunt animals for skins to be displayed at the museum and accurately record the wildlife in its habitat. This trip began his life's work as a landscape and wildlife artist. read more