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Borein

Edward Borein Photograph

Edward Borein Photograph
Creator: Galli
Dates: c1900
Quantity: 1 inch
Accession: 1984.009

Abstract

This collection consists of one photograph of Edward Borein, cowboy artist well-known for his western scene art in ink, drawing, watercolor, and etching.

Biography

Edward Borein was an influential and important artist of the American West in the late 1800s and early 1900s. He worked in many different mediums including ink, pencil, oil, watercolor, and etchings. Based out of California, Borein frequently traveled to other parts of the American West, visiting artist friends and other celebrities such as Charles Russell, Will Rogers, and President Theodore Roosevelt. He also lived and worked in New York City where he attended the Art Students League and studied under Child Hassam. He is well-known for painting Native American scenes, cowboys, and California ranch life.

Scope & Content Note

This collection contains one copy of a portrait photograph of Ed Borein.

Subject Terms

Personal Names:
Borein, Edward, 1872-1945

Subject Headings:
Photographs

Processing Information

The Edward Borein Photograph was donated to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in 1984 by Galli.

This is a small collection.

Preferred Citation

Edward Borein Photograph, Box ##, Folder ##, Dickinson Research Center, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Container List

Series 1: Edward Borein Collection

Box Folder Folder title/Description
1 1 Edward Borein, Jalioco, Mexico, c1900

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