(John) Edward Borein (1873 October 21 - 1945 May 19) was a prominent and prolific artist of Western themes who created illustrations, oil and watercolor paintings, and etchings. Collection consists of 234 pencil drawings and watercolors by Ed Borein, sketches, photographs, cards, and brochures about Borein's career. Images are mostly of Plains Indian clothing and objects.

(John) Edward Borein (1873 October 21 - 1945 May 19) was a prominent and prolific artist of Western themes who created illustrations, oil and watercolor paintings, and etchings. Borein was self-taught and his works appeared frequently in magazines as illustrations and cover art.

2 Linear Feet (2 document boxes, 1 portfolio box)

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