"A Glorious Commotion" by Barbara Van Cleve. Award Winning Images of the American West. This black and white image was captured during the Annual Spring Roundup and Drive, as the horses charge through the gate into their home pasture after three day's trail home from winter range. They are hinge mounted with archival tape on museum mat board with same size window mat on top which exposes and protects the image. Unframed. Images are offered in several sizes, 16x20 is matted on 22x28 mat board with same size window mat. 20x24 is matted on 26x32 mat board with same size window mat. 20x30 is matted on 30x38 mat board with same size window mat. Shipping and handling. 30x40 is matted on 38x48 mat board with same size window mat. Price Includes shipping and handling, they ship via FedEx. Barbara Van Cleve's heritage is rich with family history and firsthand experience. Her family's ranch, the Lazy K Bar, was founded in 1880 on the east slopes of the Crazy Mountains near Melville, Montana. Her father, Spike Van Cleve, was a unique combination of writer,poet, rancher, and expert horseman. Her Montana is the lifetime of knowing the hard work of ranching beneath the spectacular slopes of the Crazy Mountains. Although she photographs landscapes, portraits, and documentary subjects, it is her photography of the ranching West that has earned her national reputation. She is collected internationally as well. Barbara Van Cleve is the author of "Hard Twist: Western Ranch Women" and, with cowboy poet Paul Zarzyski, "Roughstock Sonnets." In 1995 she was inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame. In 1996, "Hard Twist: Western Ranch Women," a major traveling exhibition, opened in Oklahoma City at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame.