Rare Pair: Cowboy, Dog, Horses (and a Flaw), Early 1900s Cyanotype on Silk and Albumen Print From Same Negative trophy photo Photos show first the brighter

Photos show first the brighter blue then the paler blue bird

represent a whole state of being

with a little effort

Easily mounted on the wall

and have not been able to find much of anything out about the Bill Anderson who took it in 1967

Rare Pair: Cowboy, Dog, Horses (and a Flaw), Early 1900s Cyanotype on Silk and Albumen Print From Same Negative trophy photo Photos show first the brighterFun to find these two still together, a cyanotype on silk and an albumen print (I believe) on paper, of this cowboy and his dog and two horses out west somewhere, a load of antlers strapped to one of the horses. A beautiful and rather iconic feeling image I think, times two, each print with its own particular character and beauty. I especially like that that there is a flaw at lower right corner that repeats in both images (reading as a white line