Riverside

Ricardo Cuéllar

A quiet, provocative moment of raw Americana—a lone cowboy, stripped down to the essentials: his hat, his rope, and a well-placed pair of boots. Seated on a log by the river’s edge, he is both exposed and composed, embodying rugged freedom and unspoken vulnerability. It blends sensuality with solitude, challenging traditional notions of masculinity while honoring the mythic spirit of the West. Intimate, bold, and unmistakably iconic, you are invited to see the cowboy not just as a symbol—but as a story of Texas history.