Selected works from the "Saddle Sore" series -
Robert F. Nichols Gallery, Santa Fe New Mexico 1979 & 1980
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| Cowboy's ego window shopping/ Shielded by his hat selection... |
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| Georgia O'Keeffe's favorite breakfast... |
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| He left his heart in Chamisaville... |
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| She snagged the cowboy's coming and going,or They called her "Barb-wire Betty"... |
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| A cowboy pondering the silent depths of Palo Duro,or Blessed are they that have nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say it... |
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| Finding strength on the trail,or The black-magic of his steaming tin cup... |
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| Ricky Montana's chivalrous attitude... |
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| Hot and hasty,or Lonnie Maverick said with clenched teeth, "The further up the road they live, the badder they gets...and I live in the camp beyond the last house"... |
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| The note read -"Compliments of Miss Olga" and was good for a kiss... |
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| Cowboys with Lilac Water,or, It was that handlebar that gave Lou the thrill... |
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| Long beef jerky and that smile on Lil... |
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| The convent's cacti corner,or Oh what those touch-me-nots say to the sisters... |
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| Juxtaposition of the lonely cowboy on the range often creates successive realities of the moment... |
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| His path outside the law of Truth led Billy to his final duel...still defending the reputation of Belle... |
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| French lessons in the bunk house... |
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Two vigilantes in search of a cause amid rumors of Indians...
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| The secret life of Jesse James... |
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| Betty's smile gave inspiration on the trail and trails of inspiration... |
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| Southwest sun-dress and chili earrings... |
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| When the roundup was over, Patsy Holiday's work always measured up,or Ode to the mountains... |
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| Our favorite nymph-du-prairie of the "Silver-Dollar",or She called herself "Rose"... |
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| Padre Juan Valcendar's midnight pick-me-up... |
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| But only a cowgirl's dilemma,or Frieda West knew she loved a loner... |
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| Patty Long straddling the emotional desert,or One canyon too far,one campground too late... |
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| She wondered if the fire was in the chilies or in the stars of the sky... |
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| In a single glance Don Juan Tenario creates the prototype of the "Lover-most-charming"... |
