Flamboyant and wildly popular rodeo star, Prairie Rose Henderson, won many a competition in the 1910’s and 1920’s and is one of the greatest all-time woman bronc riders. She met an untimely end in 1932, lost in a snowstorm near her ranch in Wyoming while checking her stock.

This isn’t the rarest image of this beloved cowgirl, but we don’t believe you’ll find a finer reproduction anywhere. (A somewhat battered and faded postcard of this image recently sold on EBay for $192.) She belongs in the National Cowgirl Museum, but she’s not there.

An individually-produced high-quality art print on fine, acid-free paper, then shipped to you carefully rolled in protective poly sleeve and heavy-duty mailing tube.

8.2” x 13” Custom Art Print