1914 Tompkins' Real Wild West: Riders, Roping, and GunfireBy: The Donaldson Litho. Date of Original: 1914 (circa) Newport, KY Size of Original: 28 x 42 inches This is a fine print reproduction of a scarce chromolithograph broadside advertising the Tompkins Real Wild West show, issued by the Donaldson Lithograph Company around 1914. The image stages a tumultuous display of western horsemanship, bringing together cowboys and cowgirls in acts of trick riding, horse jumping, cattle wrangling, bronco breaking,

the locations of Native American tribes are entirely omitted from this map

marked with "AM" and "PM" designations

Its marketing emphasized sophistication

This decorative example of Abraham Ortelius’ map of Russia covers an area from the North Sea and the Gulf of Finland

California by the illustrator Gene Holtan

military reservations

By: Poole Brothers

documenting their Kachina ceremony and collected other ethnological information in photographs and paintings

Inventory #81023

This is a fine print reproduction of an important

Centered upon the Seine River and the Île de la Cité

waterways and bridges