Featured in this lot are two William Jack Hines (1923-2015) framed prints. William Jack Hines was born in Omaha, Nebraska on May 2nd, 1923. early in his childhood he become interested in Native Americans, River Men, and the exploration of the West. He settled in Big Timber, Montana with his wife in 1971 and founded the Northwest Rendezvous Group, a Western art show held in Helena, Montana. Hines passed away in June 20th, 2015. The first print in this collection is titled "Grizz Country" and shows a bear standing on its hind legs looking at a trapper setting his trap near a river. The trapper notices the bear over his shoulder and reaches for his rifle to defend himself. The print shows great attention to detail. The print and frame show good condition with no signs of wear or obvious damage. The visible print measures 9 5/8" L x 13 5/8" W, while the entire piece measures 11 5/8" L x 15 5/8" W. The second print in this collection is titled, "Pow Wow". The print shows three trappers in the scene. One is standing on the grass with the butt of his rifle on the ground and the barrel in his hands while the first man on horseback rides up to him to talk. The third trapper trails behind also on horseback, as he leads a third horse with packs. In the background is a thick tree line, towering mountains and large clouds rolling past. The print shows great attention to detail. The frame and print show good condition with no signs of wear or obvious damage. The visible print measures 9 5/8" L x 13 5/8" W, while the entire piece measures 11 5/8" L x 15 5/8" W.