Making a Smoke, (painting).

Making a Smoke, (painting).

Price, Clayton S., 1874-1950, painter.

Making a Smoke, (painting).

Digital Reference:

Grisaille heightened with white on board.

18 x 27 1/2 in.

(Lower right:) C.S. Price / 1906 (Lower center margin:) MAKING A SMOKE signed

A western scene depicting two cowboys dismounted and in full western gear including chaps, hats, and guns. They are standing by their horses on a high plateau overlooking a desert wasteland. One man is shown lighting a cigarette while the other is rolling a cigarette.

Figure group -- Male

Animal -- Horse

Occupation -- Other -- Cowboy

Recreation -- Leisure -- Smoking

Lancaster, James Michael, 4327 Kentucky Highway 10, Dover, Kentucky 41034

Formerly in the collection of Davis, Edith M.,

Acquired from Absolute Auction, Bristol, Tennessee Sept. 1, 2001.

Lancaster, James Michael, 2005.

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