Bronc Riders c. 1940s

"Bronc Riders" is a black and white lithograph created by American artist Nadine Drummond (1912-1966) in the 1940s. The print depicts four cowboys, likely bronc riders, resting and smoking in a group, with the silhouette of a desert landscape in the background. Drummond, known for her work capturing rural American life, uses the medium of lithography to create a sense of texture and depth. This print is a testament to the artist's focus on the everyday experiences of working-class Americans and their close connection to the natural world.