George Pattullo (left) talking with Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell at the line camp where "Paint" holed up. Campbell was the founder of the Matadors, and this line camp was the original headquarters of the outfit in the 1880s. George Pattullo is a writer

Erwin E. Smith (1886-1947)

Date

1908
Object Type

Negatives and Transparencies
Medium

Gelatin dry plate negative
Dimensions

5 x 7 in.
Inscriptions

[None]
Collection Name

Erwin E. Smith LC Collection
Credit Line

Erwin E. Smith Collection of the Library of Congress on Deposit at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Accession Number

LC.S6.223
Copyright

Public domain

Location: Off view

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George Pattullo (left) talking with Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell at the line camp where "Paint" holed up. Campbell was the founder of the Matadors, and this line camp was the original headquarters of the outfit in the 1880s. George Pattullo is a writer

The Time Game, 2011

Captain Tom R. Hickman standing by his horse at rodeo arena, Fort Worth, ca. 1926

Drawing No. 18, 1919

Photographer Erwin E. Smith eating a mid-morning snack of canned tomatoes, an important item in the early day of cowboy's diet. OR Ranch, Arizona., 1909

Untitled #52, 2002

George Pattullo in his tenderfoot days, mounted and ready to ride the Texas plains. JA Ranch, Texas., 1908

A Matador cook at the business end of a chuck wagon after the cowpunchers have had breakfast and gone for a day's work. Matador Ranch, Texas., 1909

Photographer Erwin E. Smith Riding a Sunfisher, and He is Not Pulling Leather, Bonham, Texas, 1908

Zerogram, 2017

George Pattullo (left) talking with Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell at the line camp where "Paint" holed up. Campbell was the founder of the Matadors, and this line camp was the original headquarters of the outfit in the 1880s. George Pattullo is a writer

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The Time Game, 2011

Captain Tom R. Hickman standing by his horse at rodeo arena, Fort Worth, ca. 1926

Drawing No. 18, 1919

Photographer Erwin E. Smith eating a mid-morning snack of canned tomatoes, an important item in the early day of cowboy's diet. OR Ranch, Arizona., 1909

Untitled #52, 2002

George Pattullo in his tenderfoot days, mounted and ready to ride the Texas plains. JA Ranch, Texas., 1908

A Matador cook at the business end of a chuck wagon after the cowpunchers have had breakfast and gone for a day's work. Matador Ranch, Texas., 1909

Photographer Erwin E. Smith Riding a Sunfisher, and He is Not Pulling Leather, Bonham, Texas, 1908

Zerogram, 2017