18"x18" Print - Texas Cowgirl Sisters, Rodeo Sharpshooter Champions, Texas, 1938 - Polly, Dorothy and Allyne, Kerrville, Texas (Copy)

18"x18" Print - Texas Cowgirl Sisters, Rodeo Sharpshooter Champions, Texas, 1938 - Polly, Dorothy and Allyne, Kerrville, Texas (Copy)Treasures from The American West Collection at The Grand Review. We are now offering several of our prints that started out as 24 x 24 inches square in three sizes. 24 x 24, 18 x 18 and 12 x 12. THIS print is 12 x 12, and has the added advantage of working easily with a store bought 12 x 12 LP frame available most anywhere, or custom framed as you see fit. That said, don't fear the bigger sizes. They all have considerable visual 'pop'. I'll have to

is the visual proof

we amassed a remarkable collection of transportation related material and gathered it together into what became Lost Highways Archive & Research Library

what is already the natural state of affairs with a lot of gentlemen folks around the world has a new

across from Ben Franklin's house and post office

but how many times in life does one get to use 'pickelhaube' in a sentence

After falling in love with and acquiring an image

the dig made sense to me

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but I admit to having had cherub overdose when it was reintroduced to popular culture in the 1980s and was on every greeting card and coffee mug in the universe

but lots of segments spotlighting some great popular cartoonists and illustrators of the day including Peter Arno and Rube Goldberg

This short intro to a truly remarkable life feels like I'm doing someone who I consider a pop culture icon somewhat of a disservice

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