Published in 1988, Mountain Man Dan was one of James Bama’s earliest prints. It depicts the weathered trapper who epitomized the toughness, resourcefulness, and resiliency of the early western settlers.
Published in 1988, Mountain Man Dan was one of James Bama’s earliest prints. It depicts the weathered trapper who epitomized the toughness, resourcefulness, and resiliency of the early western settlers.
James Bama Is known for his exceptionally realistic portraits of Native Americans, and American cowboys. Born in New York City, and trained as an illustrator, he moved to Wyoming and became one of the top Western artists in the US.





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