Portfolio IV, Plate 140: A Mountain Fastness--Apsaroke
1905
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
1905
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
This sepia-toned image shows a group of people riding horses along a rocky stream in a wooded area. The trees are thick, and the path is uneven, with water flowing around the horses’ hooves. Everyone is dressed in long, loose clothing, and one person in the center appears to be leading a pack horse. The title hints this might be a scene from the Apsaroke, a Native American group, but the image itself doesn’t show any clear cultural details. The artist used shading to create depth, making the scene feel quiet and natural. If you like this, check out The Cleveland Museum of Art—they hold the original print.