Product Description
by Robert Autobee (Author), Kellen Cutsforth (Author), Kristen Autobee (Author)
Like a modern Instagram or Facebook profile picture, Buffalo Bill's Wild West posters captured famous westerners and excitement. Part rodeo and part theater, the acts performed by trick riders, sharpshooters, and Native Americans were intended to give a glimpse of Western life to city folk, easterners, and Europeans. William Cody told his own story and others made "Buffalo Bill" America's first superhero through dime novels. Coloring helps many people relax. This collection includes drawings of fifteen wild west posters and three dime novel covers. If your happy place is full of thundering horses, snorting buffalo, and tall tales, then this is the coloring book for you. So get your colored pencils and make the Wild West your own.
Author Biography
Historians Robert and Kristen Autobee enjoy exploring Colorado's history together. Robert's first published work on Denver's past, "If You Stick with Barnum," is part of the Essays and Monographs in Colorado History series. They have co-authored three books on Colorado History, including "Lost Restaurants of Denver." They research and write on topics as varied as mineral rights and architectural styles. Kellen Cutsforth's articles on western history are featured in Wild West magazine and Westerners Roundup magazine. He is the author of "Buffalo Bill, Boozers, Brothels, and Bare-Knuckle Brawlers: An Englishman's Journal of Adventure in America." An archivist in the Western History and Genealogy Department of the Denver Public Library, he is a contributor to the Library's Western History blog.
