Bucking Collection (#4)

"Thrills and Spills: The Wild Ride in Canadian Rodeos" Hold on tight

NATI2A-00097
Plains Indian method of breaking a horse, ridden by a boy while tethered by an adult. Hand colored woodcut of a 19th-century Frederic Remington illustration

Cowboy riding a bucking Broncho

Lady Broncho busted at a rodeo in America

Bucking Collection: Cowboy Riding an outlaw

Cowboy Riding an outlaw
American cowboy Riding an outlaw - a dangerous sport

Bucking Collection: Bucking broncho Competition in Wyoming, 1908

Bucking broncho Competition in Wyoming, 1908
Photograph showing a bucking bronco (or buck-jumping) competition, taking place in Wyoming, 1908. A number of cowboys are seen riding the wild broncho horses; whoever stayed on his mount the longest

Bucking Collection: Boehm's / Grant's Zebra - fighting. Africa

Boehm's / Grant's Zebra - fighting. Africa
LA-2156 Boehm's / Grant's Zebra - fighting Africa Equus burchelli boehmi Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Bucking Collection: Wild Horses - Two stallions fight over dominance. Kicking and biting are two common method used in

Wild Horses - Two stallions fight over dominance. Kicking and biting are two common method used in these displays
TOM-757 Mustang Wild Horses - Two stallions fight over dominance. Kicking and biting are two common method used in these displays

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"Thrills and Spills: The Wild Ride in Canadian Rodeos" Hold on tight. Witness the heart-pounding action as a fearless man takes on a bucking horse at a thrilling rodeo in Canada. With adrenaline coursing through his veins, he defies gravity, showcasing incredible skill and bravery. One such breathtaking moment captured during the Calgary Stampede is W. Ritchie's daring ride on Lightning Creek. As spectators hold their breath, they witness the perfect harmony between man and beast amidst the electrifying atmosphere of this renowned event. Stepping away from the arena, explore Cartagena City's Old Walled District where history meets artistry. Admire the majestic Pegasus statue standing tall against the backdrop of an enchanting Clock Tower. These iconic landmarks symbolize strength and freedom - qualities shared by both riders and bucking broncos alike. Delve into history with early depictions of this exhilarating sport through masterpieces like "Bucking Bronco" (1903) and "Bronco Rider" (1908). These oil paintings capture every muscle-straining movement as cowboys battle to stay atop their untamed mounts. However, not all rides end triumphantly. A showjumper finds himself falling head-first off a bucking horse, reminding us that even seasoned equestrians face challenges in this high-stakes pursuit. It serves as a testament to their unwavering determination to conquer these mighty creatures. For those seeking artistic inspiration intertwined with Western heritage, Ed Mell's captivating sculpture titled "Jack Knife" awaits you along Scottsdale's Main Street in Arizona's Arts District. This masterpiece immortalizes the raw power and grace displayed by both rider and horse during intense moments of bucking. From North America to Canada, rodeos have become synonymous with cowboy culture - an embodiment of grit, courage, and resilience passed down through generations. Cowboys at these events showcase unparalleled horsemanship, creating an unforgettable spectacle that leaves audiences in awe.