Vintage 1930s Western Calendar Art Print

Vintage 1930s Western Calendar Art Print – "The Dogie" by Harold Bryant (Osborne Co.) Up for auction is an authentic, beautifully preserved vintage mid-century Western illustration print titled "The Dogie" by renowned American cowboy artist Harold Bryant (1894–1950). The piece captures a quintessential scene of early American ranch life: a lone cowboy on horseback pausing on a grassy ridge to look down at a small, orphaned calf ("dogie") separated from its herd. Bryant’s intimate knowledge of ranch life is visible in every detail, from the horse's tack to the vast, rolling Western landscape. This piece was originally produced as premium advertising calendar art by The Osborne Company, U.S.A.—the historic pioneer of the commercial art calendar. After the calendar year concluded, the original owner meticulously saved and trimmed the print to remove the calendar components, preserving this beautiful artwork for generations. Key Details & Features Artist: Harold Bryant (Signed in plate, lower right, featuring his unique livestock cattle brand mark beneath the signature) Title: "The Dogie" (Printed clearly centered on the lower margin) Publisher/Manufacturer: © Osborne Co., U.S.A. (Copyright mark visible on the lower-left border) Estimated Era: Circa 1920s–1940s Dimensions: 12.5" x 10" (Original standard illustration sheet size) Framing: Housed in a clean, modern matte-black frame, ready to hang and display. Condition Report The print remains in good vintage condition with excellent color retention and crisp text details along the margins. Minor age-appropriate toning is present on the paper, giving the piece a desirable, authentic antique character. (Please refer to the high-resolution close-up photographs for exact border condition and signature clarity). Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue