Self-Portrait as a Cowboy

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Self-Portrait as a Cowboy
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Self-Portrait as a Cowboy

Datenot dated
MediumOil on illustration board
Dimensions23 9/16 x 17 1/2 in. (59.8 x 44.5 cm)
frame: 27 × 21 7/16 in. (68.6 × 54.5 cm)
Credit LineGayle and Alene Hoskins Endowment Fund, 1979
Object number1979-34
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Label TextGayle Hoskins was a versatile and prolific illustrator. In his long career, his subject matter ranged from Western cowboy life to fictional romantic encounters to historical episodes.
Image Not Available for Study for Cover of Western Story Magazine
Study for Cover of Western Story Magazine
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1936
Image Not Available for Study for Western scene of two men fighting
Study for Western scene of two men fighting
Gayle Porter Hoskins
not dated
Image Not Available for Study of man aiding injured figure
Study of man aiding injured figure
Gayle Porter Hoskins
not dated
Image Not Available for Study of man drawing water from lake
Study of man drawing water from lake
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1922
Image Not Available for Tired passengers descend from a mail coach
Tired passengers descend from a mail coach
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1956
Image Not Available for Alene Hoskins
Alene Hoskins
Gayle Porter Hoskins
not dated
Image Not Available for Trade along the Monongahela River
Trade along the Monongahela River
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1956
Image Not Available for The customs officer of New York State told the farmer Van Vorst that he must pay a duty on his eggs and chickens before he could sell them in New York
The customs officer of New York State told the farmer Van Vorst that he must pay a duty on his eggs and chickens before he could sell them in New York
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1956
Image Not Available for Study of man with gun holding onto airplane
Study of man with gun holding onto airplane
Gayle Porter Hoskins
not dated
Image Not Available for The fur traders were traveling businessmen who used canoes for transportation
The fur traders were traveling businessmen who used canoes for transportation
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1956
Image Not Available for Study for "Franklin and His Volunteers at Three Crown Inn"
Study for "Franklin and His Volunteers at Three Crown Inn"
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1942
Image Not Available for Janet turned her back and walked off and the men laboriously followed
Janet turned her back and walked off and the men laboriously followed
Gayle Porter Hoskins
1926
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