Original artwork by Robert Jackson captures Bill Pickett's legacy for historical and cultural significance
Unframed 17x13 inch size allows for flexible display and framing options
Black and gray color scheme complements a variety of home decor styles
Theme of history and art appeals to collectors and those interested in African American heritage
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Born in 1870 in Williamson County, Texas, Bill Pickett is a legendary figure in the history of the American West and rodeo. The son of enslaved parents, Pickett grew up working on ranches, where he honed his skills as a cowboy. He is famously known for inventing the rodeo sport of "bulldogging," now commonly referred to as steer wrestling
