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Original Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas (36” W x 36 H x 1.5” D)
This painting was born from my recent visit to the Music City Rodeo in Nashville, where I was awed by the athleticism and grace of the female trick riders. As I researched the history of this courageous sport, I ran across a 1940's photo of three female riders at the Pendleton Round-Up in Oregon.
These pioneering professional athletes challenged gender norms and earned significant acclaim and financial success for their skills.
The photo struck me because it also captures the community the women must have found in one another as they broke barriers.
To purchase this piece, please contact Joan Herring at the Red and White gallery (713) 824-9433 or buy it now at www.redandwhitegalleryonline.com.
Original Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas (36” W x 36 H x 1.5” D)
This painting was born from my recent visit to the Music City Rodeo in Nashville, where I was awed by the athleticism and grace of the female trick riders. As I researched the history of this courageous sport, I ran across a 1940's photo of three female riders at the Pendleton Round-Up in Oregon.
These pioneering professional athletes challenged gender norms and earned significant acclaim and financial success for their skills.
The photo struck me because it also captures the community the women must have found in one another as they broke barriers.
To purchase this piece, please contact Joan Herring at the Red and White gallery (713) 824-9433 or buy it now at www.redandwhitegalleryonline.com.