Tom Mix II 

"Tom Mix" is a 1920s etching by Paul Gangolf, an American artist known for his expressive and often whimsical depictions of cowboys and western life. This print features a group of cowboys on horseback riding through a rugged landscape, their figures rendered with a bold, gestural style characteristic of Gangolf's work. The composition, with its focus on dynamic lines and simplified forms, suggests a sense of movement and energy. The artwork offers a glimpse into the popular fascination with the American West in the early 20th century, a time when cowboys like Tom Mix were celebrated as icons of rugged individualism and frontier spirit. The artist's signature and the title "Tom Mix" appear in the lower right and left corners of the artwork, respectively.