Book, Barns of the Great American West
SKU: DRS30044
Barns across the American West are everywhere; they are a lasting testament to the hard work and determination of the first settlers and farmers to brave the hardships of the new frontier. The basic structure has remained relatively unchanged; they are often gathering places and community landmarks. David Stocklein’s luminous photographs capture the variety and beauty of these timeless buildings.
Book, California Missions
SKU: DRS30039
(photographed by Londie Padelsky) The historic and beautiful missions of California are an important piece of the history of the settling of California and the American West. The buildings are uniquely preserved and symbolic. Londie Padelsky’s gorgeous and vivid images of these timeless structures will astonish and amaze readers.
9.5x9.5" Hardbound.
152 pages.
9.5x9.5" Hardbound.
152 pages.
Book, Cow Dogs
SKU: DRS30021
A cowboy often considers his dog to be one of his most valuable assets and most loyal of companions. Dog lovers will love this collection of photographs that offer a glimpse of the life of a cow dog—at work, at rest, and at play.
Book, Cowboy Gear
SKU: DRS29113
Cowboy Gear is a magnificent documentation of the West’s heritage, including saddles, spurs, boots, hats, and attitude.
Book, Cowboy Wisdom
SKU: DRS30035
Light hearted sayings and witty quotations about life as a cowboy, together with David Stoeckleins striking photographs, make up this tribute to the simple code and genuine moral values of the many working cowgirls and cowboys of the West. This book imparts a valuable lesson to its readers - that of living honestly, giving back to the world, and getting the most out of what life has to offer.
Book, Cowgirls in Heaven
SKU: BK30030
In a follow-up to one of David Stoecklein’s most popular coffee-table books, Cowgirls, he features the working cowgirls of the West in all their glory. Stoecklein’s photographs capture the beauty of these women as well as their grit, whether they are roping, riding, or just relaxing.
