The Foreman — 44 Farms, Texas

The Foreman — Portrait of a Texas Cowboy

A Working Cowboy in the Modern West

Yes, we still have cowboys in Texas.

They are not relics of a bygone era or characters from Western films, but working professionals who manage cattle, land, and people across vast ranches. At the center of many operations stands the ranch foreman—the individual responsible for keeping everything moving.

Part manager, part horseman, and part strategist, the foreman carries the experience that guides the work of the ranch each day.

Character in Quiet Light

This portrait was made during a brief pause in the workday at 44 Farms near Cameron, Texas. Captured in natural light, the image reveals a man whose authority comes not from showmanship, but from years of experience.

The lines around his eyes speak of long days under the Texas sun—reading cattle, weather, and terrain with practiced ease. His expression carries both calm and resolve, the steady confidence of someone deeply at home in his work.

Rendered in warm sepia tones, the photograph holds a sense of continuity—echoing the long lineage of ranchers who have shaped the landscape of the American West.

Limited Edition

Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.

The edition applies across all sizes.

Once the edition is complete, no further prints will be produced.

Signed and numbered by the artist.

Authentication

All works are signed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Fine art paper prints include matched hologram verification.
Acrylic and aluminum presentations include a signed aluminum authentication plate affixed to the reverse.