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Quiet, serene countryside, the world of Remington's weather-worn cow men. American folk heroes one and all -- whether speaking of cowboys in California, buckaroos in Arkansas, or vaqueros in Mexico. Bakersfield's "Rangers and Rangerettes," rodeo days, grange and barn dances of the 1940's and 50's. Newbury Park country - cool ocean breezes, sheep and cattle grazing, soothing countryside walks and smells -- the time of Dorothea and Jack Sexton, Bea and Grady Cowart, who were Joan Johnson's mother and father, aunt and uncle.
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The Sexton Room
