Join us for the opening of the Lee Cable exhibit on Thursday Nov 13th at 6pm, Western Wear encouraged.
This remarkable collection of 13 paintings and 13 sketches created by artist Lee Cable was donated by James E. Parkman to The Bryan Museum. These compelling oil paintings chronicle the life and legacy of legendary cowman and plainsman Charles Goodnight, capturing the historical significance of the cattle drive era and its pivotal role in shaping the American West.
Cable’s artwork brings to life the rugged spirit and enduring influence of one of the West’s most celebrated figures, offering visitors an intimate glimpse into a defining chapter of American frontier history.
This traveling exhibit is made possible through a partnership between The Bryan Museum (Galveston) in collaboration with The Susan Kathleen Black Foundation.
