Photographers of Wyoming

Like many before them, C.D. Kirkland, J.E. Stimson, and Charles J. Belden created and successfully marketed images of a mythic West. Setting their photographs against a backdrop of spectacular scenery, they intentionally emphasized the more romantic aspects of ranching. All three were master photographers, and like good artists they used their work to tell a story. In addition their photographs provide a valuable historic record of ranching and life in Wyoming.

Size: 25 framed items (14” x 17” ea., 2 crates).

Brochure (PDF) (197 k)

• Images of Black Wyoming (PDF) (108 k)
• The Bozeman Trail Diaries of Robert Dunlap Clarke (PDF) (157 k)
• Japanese-American Girl Scouts at Heart Mountain Relocation Camp, 1942-1945 (PDF) (143 k)
• Landscape of the Range (PDF) (138 k)
• Thomas Kennet-Were (PDF) (98 k)
• J. K. Moore (PDF) (197 k)
• More Pronghorn Than People (PDF) (96 k)
• In Pursuit of Equality (PDF) (111 k)
• Rural Images (PDF) (114 k)
• Hell on Wheels: Union Pacific Railroad Towns in Wyoming (PDF) (95 k)
• University of Wyoming (PDF) (114 k)
• The Virginian 1902-2002 (PDF) (99 k)
• Washakie: Through the Lens of Time (PDF) (102 k)
• Wyoming Stock Growers Association (PDF) (107 k)
• Wyoming Water (PDF) (149 k)
• Wyoming Women (PDF) (182 k)

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