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Photo by Bill Cooley, Cooley
Images Studio |
During the "Johnson County Cattle
War" of 1892 in Wyoming, Nate Champion held fifty well armed
invaders at bay for seven long hours. The invaders finally
set his cabin afire, forcing him to make his last run. He was
shot down soon after he emerged from the smoke of the blazing
cabin. He ultimately caused to fail, the invasion of
Johnson County. In doing so, he saved countless lives. |
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"Nate Champion's Last
Run" © 2008,
Bronze Edition 4, 7'6" H |
Welcome to the web site of D. Michael
Thomas, an award winning sculptor of fine Western Bronzes. His sculptures focus on
western and cowboy life, and range from small works of art to life-size specialties.
Select from the links below to find more information about the artist and to view his
other works of art.
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D. Michael Thomas
329 Highway 16 East
Buffalo, Wyoming 82834
(307) 684-2347 · dmichaelthomas@collinscom.net |