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And that jump came near being the last one for him and his horse, because his horse, being tired, hadn't been able to clear the gap as he should...

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Title	And that jump came near being the last one for him and his horse, because his horse, being tired, hadn't been able to clear the gap as he should...
Description	carbon pencil drawing; signed and dated lower left corner
Creator	James, Will 1892-1942
Genre	art
Type	Image;StillImage
Date Original	1927
Subject	Cliffs, Cowboys - Costumes - West (U.S.;; Cowboys in art, Horses in art, Ravines, Western riding, Western saddles
Rights Management	All rights reserved. This image may not be reproduced, transmitted or copied. Reproduced with permission from the Will James Art Company, Billings, Montana
Contributing Institution	Yellowstone Art Museum Library
Publisher	Published in: Sand, 1929, Charles Scribner's Sons
Digital Format	image/jpeg
Digitization Specifications	Scanned using a Plustek OpticFilm 7200i by Curatorial Assistant Cara Chamberlain.
Date Digitized	2008
Local Identifier	http://montanalibraries.org/MLNimages/WillJames/1993.086-VS.jpg
Original Image Format	19 x 14 1/2"
Relation	Yellowstone Art Museum Virginia Snook Collection, Billings, Montana

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