lassos -- lasso -- lariats -- lariat
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Art & Architecture Thesaurus\OBJECTS FACET\Tools and Equipment\equipment\equipment by context\animal equipment\animal husbandry equipment\Found in 96 Collections and/or Records:
101 Grand Entree Parade
101 Ranch Coloring Puzzel, July 11, 1926
101 Ranch Help Wanted Newspaper Advertisement, circa 1910
101 Ranch Newspapers. Folder 72
A brown leather woven rope/lariat, late 19th-early 20th century
A brown leather woven rope/lariat that has been looped and bound with string; rope gets significantly smaller, with one end being 0.75" in diameter and the other being 0.125" diameter.
A light tan woven lasso, early 20th Century
A light tan woven lasso. There is a loop on one end fastened with metal. The opposite end is bound with a brown string.
Aces High, late 19th century - early 20th century
Photograph of Drawing, "Aces High," by Dick Sebald. Will Rogers and Charles M. Russell ride horses in a heavenly scene. Written on rocks near the two riders is CMR 1926 and WR 1935. On reverse is a poem titled "Aces High."
At Work on a Round Up, 1894
Painting titled 'At Work on A Round Up.' On back in ink is title and "from p. 244 of the Cattle Queen of Montana, St. James, Minn. 1894 Later appears p. 403 of Then and Now." Photographer stamp on back reads, Harry D. Williams Photographer U.C.L.A. Photo Dept.
Cartoons on Ranch Life in the Northeast, May 18, 1889
Copy of TU2009.39.6414a
Cartoons on Ranch Life in the Northwest, May 18, 1889
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers, page 265. Several drawings in black and white depict various images of ranch life including cowboys on horses and how they trained their horses. Description of cartoons read, "Ranch Life in the North-West - Bronco ponies and their uses - how they are trained and broken - [see page 259-; May 18, 1889."
Charles M. Russell, late 19th century - early 20th century
Two pictures on one page. Same as TU2009.39.5651a. Charles M. Russell twirling a lasso in front of his log cabin studio in Great Falls, Montana, while his neighbor Albert Trigg looks on. circa 1905. Second picture is of Charles M. Russell on the deck of Bull Head Lodge in front of easle.