Artwork Featuring Hats

[Hurricane Jack]

Paintings of George D. Smith (b 1944)

"Climbing for the High Camp"

"Pack Outfit at Sunset"

"Northfork of the Shoshone"

Love this quote; sorry about the size

And the man himself

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Fine art photography of William Albert Allard (b 1937)

"Brian Morris, Circle A Cow Boss, Paradise Valley Ranch, NV 1970"

"IL Buckaroo T.J.Symonds with Cow Dog, Nevada, 1979"

"Buckaroo Ricky Morris & Wagon boss Hank Brackenberry, NV 1979"

"Photo of the Day"

The man himself, with John Wayne

 

[Sheepdog149]

Wow, beautiful artwork!

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[Hurricane Jack]

Fine art photography of Jay Dusard (b 1937)

"Martin Black"

"Julie Hagen, Wagstaff Land & Cattle Co, Wyoming"

"Royce Hanson, Maggie Creek Ranch, NV"

 

[Bamaboots]

Fine art photography of Jay Dusard (b 1937)

Great photos. Second from left, helluva pair of packers on that cowboy.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Second from left, helluva pair of packers on that cowboy.

I noticed those also...packers & lacers.
I like the hat on #3 the best, I think.

 

[Bamaboots]

I like the hat on #3 the best, I think.

My thought as well.

 

[hatophile]

Great photos. Second from left, helluva pair of packers on that cowboy.
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They look like they stepped out of the 19th century.

 

[Joao Encarnado]

Great photos. Second from left, helluva pair of packers on that cowboy.

And big hats!

 

[RJR]

Great photos. Second from left, helluva pair of packers on that cowboy.
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The guy on the left appears "under hatted".

 

[Zombie_61]

The guy on the left appears "under hatted".

He also appears to be wearing a down-filled nylon vest, more "modern cowboy" than "old west". But he still looks more "right" than the tall gent on the far right--something about his attire screams "costume" to me.

 

[Bamaboots]

He also appears to be wearing a down-filled nylon vest, more "modern cowboy" than "old west". But he still looks more "right" than the tall gent on the far right--something about his attire screams "costume" to me.

AL, I spotted the puffer vest on that cowboy as well. Considering it's a 1982 photo, that's about appropriate for the time. The cowboy on the right, I'm afraid he's so tall and gangly, no matter what he wears may look costumey.

A little research showed that these are buckaroos from the T Lazy S Ranch in northern Nevada.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

A little research showed that these are buckaroos from the T Lazy S Ranch in northern Nevada.

Thanks for that BB. I had lost that to file somehow.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Series in Watercolor, "Made in Texas" painted Nelson Boren

And the man himself:

 

[Bamaboots]

Series in Watercolor, "Made in Texas" painted Nelson Boren

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And the man himself:
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Really like his use of color and shadow, HJ. Great paintings.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Really like his use of color and shadow, HJ. Great paintings.

I liked his detail to the chaps & other gear.

 

[BobHufford]

William Nelson (born 1942).

"Lost Hat"

"The Trespasser"

"Alone from Here"

"The Homesteaders"

 

[scottyrocks]

William Nelson (born 1942).

"Lost Hat"

Or, 'Very Deep Drift.'

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Series in watorcolors, "Cowboys Fishing" painted by Nelson Boren

 

[Hurricane Jack]

John Bye

"Welcome Home"