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Ernest Morris was a fifth generation California cattleman and a master of vaquero horsemanship, livestock handling, and rawhide braiding. He created authentic vaquero art in various media and authored seven books on the subject.
Ernest Morris (1913–1987) was an English film director. [1] Selected filmography. Three Crooked Men (1958) Night Train for Inverness (1960) The Court Martial of Major Keller (1961) Three Spare Wives (1962) What Every Woman Wants (1962) The Spanish Sword (1962) Richard the Lionheart (TV series) (1962-1963) The Sicilians (1963) [2]
Ernest Morris has 55 books on Goodreads with 3783 ratings. Ernest Morris’s most popular book is Flipping Numbers PT 1.
Ernest Morris (1889-1962) What he later achieved as an antiquarian, writer, ringer, composer and historian, he did largely through self-education. He coped with the impediment of being blind in his right eye from birth. His mother died when he was only 11 years old.
Ernest Morris is a vaquero artist who creates authentic remembrances of the California Vaquero tradition in various media. He has also authored and illustrated seven books about vaquero horsemanship and livestock handling.
California Cowboy Inventions is an interesting combination of handy “cowboy” inventions and ideas, horsemanship information and picture creation thoughts and techniques from vaquero artist Ernest Morris. Like all of Ernie’s books, it includes numerous pen & ink drawings of horses, cattle and cowboys involved in several types of cowboy action.
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California cattleman Ernest Morris. Ernest, or Ernie as he is known, is a true Westerner. A horseman, a stockman, and an artist, at 79 he treasures and continues to live the ways of the California vaquero. His grandfather Jesse Wilkinson worked as a cowboy on the old Miller and Lux Company and was instrumental in helping Ernie learn one of
