Where I Learned the Diamond Hitch - The Old Hoover Ranch on the South Fork of the Judith 1917

"Where I Learned the Diamond Hitch - The Old Hoover Ranch on the South Fork of the Judith" is a pen and ink drawing by Charles M. Russell, the renowned artist of the American West, created in 1917. The artwork depicts a rustic log cabin nestled in a valley setting, with a group of horses gathered nearby. Russell's characteristic style of drawing with fine lines and hatching creates a sense of depth and realism, capturing the rugged beauty of the Western landscape. The scene, likely based on a real location, showcases the cowboy lifestyle and the importance of horses in the region's history, making it a compelling piece for art enthusiasts and those interested in the American West.