Cattle Brand c. 1936

J. Henry Marley's "Cattle Brand" from c. 1936 is a simple, yet powerful, black and white drawing depicting the abstract form of a cattle brand. The artist, known for his minimalist approach, uses bold, thick lines to create a strong visual impact. Marley's work explores the essence of form, often referencing his experiences in the American West. This piece serves as a visual representation of the branding practices of ranchers, highlighting the important role they played in the history of the American West.