Two American Old West Watercolor Painting Ink & Pencil Drawings Cowboy Horses by Edward (John Edward) Borein, 1898 Recently Added the sculpture is of large

the sculpture is of large size and weighs about 120 lbs

George Nelson has been called

the tea pot with a pierced acorn shaped finial to the lid and ivory insulators to the handle

a company that produced commercial statues

Smithsonian

Two American Old West Watercolor Painting Ink & Pencil Drawings Cowboy Horses by Edward (John Edward) Borein, 1898 Recently Added the sculpture is of largeTwo rare, early, original artworks by American Southwest artist, John Edward Borein (18731945). A watercolor painting of a mounted cowboy or vaquero, the other of a vaquero driving a pair of steers, signed and dated 1898. A rare opportunity to acquire an original painting plus on the verso, an original drawing by the most authentic of Western artists, who as a young man was a cowboy himself! On one side there is a vertical painting of a mounted cowboy