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Description
Born in 1886 to pioneer parents on the eastern front of the Bighorn
Mountains, Jessamine Spear Johnson would grow up to document many of the
dramatic changes that this region would see over the next century. After
first picking up a camera at the age of eleven, Johnson developed into a
uniquely gifted artist, all while helping manage the family ranch.
Through her photography, Johnson captured the rapid advancements
occurring around her, especially from the 1910s through 1940s. During
these years, a burgeoning dude ranch industry brought new visitors to
this remote area and technological changes reshaped the nature of work.
At the same time, the Crows and Cheyennes in the region struggled with
being confined to reservations as they sought new livelihoods to support
their families, all while maintaining old traditions and establishing
new ones. As Bighorn Visions shows, Johnson's camera captured not only
the day-to-day nuances of ranch life but also changing gender norms,
transformations on the reservation, and the abundant natural wonders of
northeastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana. Featuring over one
hundred of Jessamine Spear Johnson's photographs, this volume is the
first publication to showcase her work in detail. Essays and captions by
granddaughter Tempe Javitz, along with an intro by historian Mary
Murphy, situate Johnson's life and career in relation to broader shifts
in ranching, tourism, and photography.