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Black and white poster of two women performing trick riding on white horses, with floral borders and circular inset scenes.

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Beautiful bewitching belles in feats of graceful daring, Russell, Morgan & Co. (1900), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A black and white lithographic poster shows two women in full skirts and large flowered hats standing on the backs of two white horses, holding reins and trailing ribbons. Smaller circular vignettes at the top left and lower right repeat the performers and horses, and a decorative floral border frames the design. The printed caption reads Beautiful, Bewitching Belles in Feats of Graceful Daring, and the imprint credits Russell, Morgan & Co. with a date of 1900.

Museum record: Library of Congress