BUFFALO BILL POSTER, 1895. Poster for Buffalo Bills Wild West and Congress of

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BUFFALO BILL POSTER, 1895. Poster for Buffalo Bills Wild West and Congress of

BUFFALO BILL POSTER, 1895.
Poster for Buffalo Bills Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World, performing in an arena lighted by electricity. Color lithograph, 1895

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1895 Arena Buffalo Bill Cowboy Electricity Entertainment Horseback Lasso Native American Performance Performer Poster Rough Rider Technology Wild West World Turn Of Century

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This print from 1895 showcases a vibrant poster for Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World. The poster, a color lithograph, transports us back to a time when America was captivated by the allure of the Wild West. In this dynamic image, we see an arena illuminated by the marvels of electricity, a testament to the technological advancements of the late 19th century. Men on horseback - cowboys and soldiers alike - are depicted in action-packed scenes that epitomize the spirit of adventure and entertainment that Buffalo Bill's shows were known for. The presence of Native Americans adds an authentic touch to this visual spectacle, highlighting their role as performers in these events. One cannot help but be drawn to their skillful horsemanship and mastery with lassos. Buffalo Bill himself takes center stage in this poster, embodying both showman and pioneer spirit. His larger-than-life persona is captured through bold text that announces his name alongside phrases such as "Wild West" and "Rough Rider". This print serves as a fascinating glimpse into turn-of-the-century American culture, where technology met tradition on stages across the nation. It reminds us how entertainment has always been intertwined with our fascination for exploration and adventure – elements that continue to captivate audiences today.

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