Smoky Branch Riding Glasseye Rodeo Cowboy Horse Art-Colortone Postcard

$ 7.07

Country: United States Artist: R. R. Doubleday Unit Type: Unit Features: Lithograph Unit of Sale: Single Unit Brand/Publisher: Curteich-Chicago / R. R. Doubleday City: Council Bluffs Region: Iowa Original/Licensed Reprint: Original brand: Curteich-Chicago / R. R. Doubleday Country of Origin: United States Continent: North America Signed: No Type: Printed (Lithograph) Unit Quantity: 1 Subject: Rodeo Postage Condition: Unposted Era: Chrome (c. 1939-present) Number of Items in Set: 1

Description

Smoky Branch Riding Glasseye Rodeo Cowboy Horse Art-Colortone Postcard. The cowboy, clad in a distinctive striped shirt and hat, demonstrates remarkable skill, holding his hat high in a triumphant gesture as the powerful horse rears up, kicking its hind legs in a display of raw energy. Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of a classic rodeo with this captivating C.T. Art-Colortone postcard. The vibrant illustration depicts a dynamic scene of a cowboy expertly riding a bucking bronco, named Glasseye, at what appears to be the Smoky Branch event. The cowboy, clad in a distinctive striped shirt and hat, demonstrates remarkable skill, holding his hat high in a triumphant gesture as the powerful horse rears up, kicking its hind legs in a display of raw energy. The background features a rustic wooden fence and other spectators, adding to the authentic rodeo atmosphere. This collectible piece, copyrighted by R. R. Doubleday and distributed by R. R. Doubleday from Council Bluffs, Iowa, showcases the renowned C.T. Art-Colortone printing process by Curteich-Chicago. This technique, popular for its rich colors and distinctive texture, brings the excitement of the event to life. The postcard, identified by the catalog number 9A-H2583, is a superb example of early to mid-20th century Americana, capturing the spirit and heritage of the American West and its iconic rodeo culture. It's a fantastic addition for enthusiasts of Western Americana, rodeo history, or vintage postcard collectors.