Art Record
Images
Metadata
Artist |
Huffman, L. A. |
Title |
Trailing Sheep, Powder River Badlands |
Description |
handtinted photographic print. The last of a herd of sheep are passing around a conical rockpile toward the distance. "These were the first sheep to graze in the lower Powder River region so far as I know. Billie Guthrie and John Ming, old time cowmen of Helena, owned them and Guthrie said to John in my hearing, 'Now you've got to learn to blat and smell like D----blankety sheep or we'll never make a dollar off'n them in a thousand years." L.A.H. |
Medium |
Hand-tinted collotype |
Date |
1884 |
Dimensions |
H-15 W-16.5 inches |
Catalog Number (Object ID) |
1972.16 |
Art or Archive Type (Painting, book...) |
Print, Photographic |
Credit line |
Gift of St. John's Lutheran Home |
Collection |
Montana Collection |
Subject Terms |
Animals Animal feeding Animals Art Art objects Landscape Landscape prints Mountains Photographic prints Photographs Sheep Sheep ranches |
Search Terms |
photo photograph landscape sheep Montana mountains hand-tinted |