Seeing the Elephant: The 1920 Frank Reaugh Sketch Trip to the Grand Canyon Low Salt one cowboy is never enough

one cowboy is never enough

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Seeing the Elephant: The 1920 Frank Reaugh Sketch Trip to the Grand Canyon Low Salt one cowboy is never enoughIn 1920, my mother and my aunt, who were just thirteen and fourteen years old, went on an all summer odyssey with a group of artists, led by their art teacher, renowned Texas artist Frank Reaugh, traveling in a vehicle called the "Cicada," from Dallas, Texas, to the Grand Canyon, which had been designated a National Park in November 1919. My aunt's lively diary of the trip is the basis for my account, which has been expanded into a longer narrative.