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together to keep a herd moving." John Langmore began cowboying in 1975 at the age of twelve, after his father photographed the seminal book, The Cowboy. John spent twelve summers cowboying across the West before pursuing a professional career. In 2012, after thirty years away from his time in the saddle, John began a six-year project photographing fourteen of the nation’s largest and most famous ranches. Of all those who have photographed the cowboy, John is one of the few who came to it first as a cowboy and only later as a photographer. John’s photographs and writings reflect this deep connection to the cowboy world and offer an unrivaled chance to witness a way of life that many dream of but few experience. Open Range is now available at Twin Palms Publishers. Use the code "langmore10" for a $10 discount (while available). 14 x 11 inches 90 tritone plates 144 pages https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/JLangmore-OpenRange-096.jpg "Where would the cowboy be if Charlie Russell hadn't picked up a brush, or Will James hadn't picked up a pen, if Erwin Smith hadn't picked up a camera, or if Will Rogers hadn't stepped out on stage, or if John Wayne hadn't stepped in front of the camera? The cowboy profession has been the most well documented lifestyle in the history of this country. It is because of that the Cowboy lives on. We have many artists and writers to thank for that. You can add John Langmore to the list." Jim Mundorf - Lonesome Lands "Where would the cowboy be if Charlie Russell hadn't picked up a brush, or Will James hadn't picked up a pen, if Erwin Smith hadn't picked up a camera, or if Will Rogers hadn't stepped out on stage, or if John Wayne hadn't stepped in front of the camera? The cowboy profession has been the most well documented lifestyle in the history of this country. It is because of that the Cowboy lives on. We have many artists and writers to thank for that. You can add John Langmore to the list." Jim Mundorf - Lonesome Lands https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/JLangmore-OpenRange-126.jpg Fault Lines After years observing the fragmentation of East Austin’s Latino and African American communities, photographer John Langmore began to chronicle the historic neighborhood and its residents. His aim was to capture the gentrifying neighborhood’s unique nature and to make Texans aware of the people and places negatively affected by the state’s growth. Fault Lines features more than a hundred color and black-and-white photographs taken between 2006 and 2011, during which time Langmore was fully aware that the window for capturing the community was rapidly closing. Indeed today many of the neighborhood places, and even the people, have been lost to development and increasing rents and property taxes. The book also has a foreword by Michael King, a longtime political reporter for the Austin Chronicle; essays by East Austin resident Wilhelmina Delco, Austin’s first African American elected official and a ten-term member of the Texas House of Representatives, and Johnny Limón, a sixty-six-year resident of East Austin and a prominent member of the neighborhood’s Latino community; and an epilogue by Langmore. Fault Lines by Trinity University Press now available. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/JLangmore-OpenRange-127.jpg “Langmore focuses on those old ways, rather than on the conflict between the old and new. The East Austin portrayed here is a place of street fiestas, barbershop gossip, and Sunday morning church services, not brewpubs, fancy coffee shops, and limestone-and-brushed-nickel apartment complexes. It's a snapshot of a place that, Langmore writes, 'time will render unrecognizable to future generations.'” — Texas Monthly “Langmore focuses on those old ways, rather than on the conflict between the old and new. The East Austin portrayed here is a place of street fiestas, barbershop gossip, and Sunday morning church services, not brewpubs, fancy coffee shops, and limestone-and-brushed-nickel apartment complexes. It's a snapshot of a place that, Langmore writes, 'time will render unrecognizable to future generations.'” — Texas Monthly https://johnlangmorephotos.com/commercial-and-editorial 2026-08-05 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Cavender-s.jpg Award-winning ad campaign - "This is How We Live" Watch "This is How We Live" https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-38.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-51.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-17.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-34.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-55.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-59.jpg Commercial selects 59 Commercial selects 59 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-52.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Commercial-selects-53.jpg "This is How We Live" campaign "This is How We Live" campaign https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez-cover.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series Mez Data - DJ, Graffiti Artist and Austin Original https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez-2.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez_-2.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez-3.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez-6.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez_-3.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Mez-7.jpg 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series 3rd & Lamar's "Originals" series https://johnlangmorephotos.com/news-&-events 2026-08-05 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/KUT.jpg KUT Interview KUT Interview https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/ABC-News.jpg ABC News reports on Fault Lines ABC News https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/CBS-News.jpg CBS News reports on Fault Lines CBS News https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Austin-Monthly-3.jpg Austin Monthly Magazine Austin Monthly Magazine (July 2020) features East Austin photos in "The Great Divide". https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/1948.jpg The wild ride that made up the life and times of renowned photographer Bank Langmore (Wilfred Bankart Langmore III), came to an end May 10th, 2020 (unrelated to Covid-19). Bank left with his daughter, Marie, and his son, John, by his side. He was no doubt immediately greeted by the only woman he ever loved, his former wife, Dorothy, and his son, Will. Born in New York on April 6th 1935, Bank was raised in a family with a legacy of adventure, and he carried on the tradition. His mother, Elinor Livingston Wetmore, was a direct descendent of Robert Livingston who was a member of the Committee of Five that drafted the Declaration of Independence and who also administered the Oath of Office to George Washington when he assumed the presidency in 1789. Bank’s grandfather, Robert C. Wetmore, planted the seed of adventure that Bank nurtured for much of his life. In 1898 Robert Wetmore ran a large cattle ranch in Costa Rica and while returning from purchasing cattle, horses and mules in Nicaragua, he learned war had broken out between the United States and Spain. Desperate to join the action, Robert Wetmore stowed away on a boat from Jamaica to Cuba where he joined Colonel Roosevelt and his troop of Rough Riders. After attending the Harvey School in upstate New York, Bank moved to Santiago, Cuba, with his mother in 1944 while his father was off at war as an officer in the U.S. Navy. Bank and his mother lived in Santiago with his grandfather, Robert, who was then running the Standard Fruit Company. The wild ride that made up the life and times of renowned photographer Bank Langmore (Wilfred Bankart Langmore III), came to an end May 10th, 2020 (unrelated to Covid-19). Bank left with his daughter, Marie, and his son, John, by his side. He was no doubt immediately greeted by the only woman he ever loved, his former wife, Dorothy, and his son, Will. Born in New York on April 6th 1935, Bank was raised in a family with a legacy of adventure, and he carried on the tradition. His mother, Elinor Livingston Wetmore, was a direct descendent of Robert Livingston who was a member of the Committee of Five that drafted the Declaration of Independence and who also administered the Oath of Office to George Washington when he assumed the presidency in 1789. Bank’s grandfather, Robert C. Wetmore, planted the seed of adventure that Bank nurtured for much of his life. In 1898 Robert Wetmore ran a large cattle ranch in Costa Rica and while returning from purchasing cattle, horses and mules in Nicaragua, he learned war had broken out between the United States and Spain. Desperate to join the action, Robert Wetmore stowed away on a boat from Jamaica to Cuba where he joined Colonel Roosevelt and his troop of Rough Riders. After attending the Harvey School in upstate New York, Bank moved to Santiago, Cuba, with his mother in 1944 while his father was off at war as an officer in the U.S. Navy. Bank and his mother lived in Santiago with his grandfather, Robert, who was then running the Standard Fruit Company. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Bank-Langmore-with-Benny-Binion-in-1974.jpg It was during this time that Robert’s stories inspired Bank’s lifelong love of the working cowboy. After the war, Bank was sent to San Antonio to attend the Peacock Military Academy (which he never took to) while his parents lived in New York. One of his letters back to his parents pleaded, “Could you please try and get me some cowboy books, and not about olden day but about now-a-day cowboys.” Bank’s father eventually moved to San Antonio to start an airline with his wartime friend, Tom Slick. Tom Slick, the legendary businessman, inventor and adventurer would also play a significant role in young Bank’s life. In 1950 Mr. Slick wrote to his friend, Will Lewis, the prominent Panhandle rancher and owner of the RO Ranch in Clarendon, Texas, and said “A good friend of mine has a son, Bank Langmore, Jr., who is fifteen years old and very keen on ranching. This boy is a fine husky boy and he has had a lot of experience in riding and has done quite a lot of actual ranch work [that was a stretch at best!]. He is most anxious to work for the experience, during the summer, on some ranch out in the ‘real ranching country’”. Bank spent the summer of 1950 on the RO and discovered the way of life that would become his trademark. While attending Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio, Bank met the young and beautiful, Dorothy Granberry. They would go on to marry and have three children, Will (Wilfred Bankart IV), John and Marie. Although Bank and Dorothy would eventually divorce, they remained in love and committed to each other for their entire lives. It was during this time that Robert’s stories inspired Bank’s lifelong love of the working cowboy. After the war, Bank was sent to San Antonio to attend the Peacock Military Academy (which he never took to) while his parents lived in New York. One of his letters back to his parents pleaded, “Could you please try and get me some cowboy books, and not about olden day but about now-a-day cowboys.” Bank’s father eventually moved to San Antonio to start an airline with his wartime friend, Tom Slick. Tom Slick, the legendary businessman, inventor and adventurer would also play a significant role in young Bank’s life. In 1950 Mr. Slick wrote to his friend, Will Lewis, the prominent Panhandle rancher and owner of the RO Ranch in Clarendon, Texas, and said “A good friend of mine has a son, Bank Langmore, Jr., who is fifteen years old and very keen on ranching. This boy is a fine husky boy and he has had a lot of experience in riding and has done quite a lot of actual ranch work [that was a stretch at best!]. He is most anxious to work for the experience, during the summer, on some ranch out in the ‘real ranching country’”. Bank spent the summer of 1950 on the RO and discovered the way of life that would become his trademark. While attending Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio, Bank met the young and beautiful, Dorothy Granberry. They would go on to marry and have three children, Will (Wilfred Bankart IV), John and Marie. Although Bank and Dorothy would eventually divorce, they remained in love and committed to each other for their entire lives. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Bank-photographing-his-book-The-Cowboy.jpg Bank served in the Army in Korea and it was there something happened that would change the course of his life . . . he bought his first Minolta rangefinder camera. After serving in the Army, Bank attended Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. He returned from Mexico City to marry Dorothy and they eventually landed in Dallas where Bank embarked on a corporate career with the Latin American division of Anderson Clayton & Co. But Bank’s passion for and early success with photography nagged at him and as anyone that ever knew Bank can attest, he wasn’t cut from corporate cloth. So, he left the comfort of a corporate career in the early 70’s and embarked on a new life as a photographer. As Bank’s longtime gallerist, Ben Breard, said, “Bank could have sold something to anyone!” He sold William Morrow & Co. on the idea of commissioning an untested photographer to photograph a book documenting working cowboys across the American West. The resulting book, The Cowboy, published in 1975, was a hallmark of authentic documentation of the working cowboy. After encountering the book, any number of young men headed West to try their hand at cowboying. And like the work of Will James, The Cowboy holds a revered spot in most cowboys’ bookshelves. The Cowboy launched Bank’s career as a highly regarded photographer. His work was widely published and exhibited around the world, including recently at San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museum and the National Cowboy in Oklahoma City. He was considered a master darkroom printer and anyone that ever worked with him knew his commitment to making the “perfect print” . . . (cont.) Bank served in the Army in Korea and it was there something happened that would change the course of his life . . . he bought his first Minolta rangefinder camera. After serving in the Army, Bank attended Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. He returned from Mexico City to marry Dorothy and they eventually landed in Dallas where Bank embarked on a corporate career with the Latin American division of Anderson Clayton & Co. But Bank’s passion for and early success with photography nagged at him and as anyone that ever knew Bank can attest, he wasn’t cut from corporate cloth. So, he left the comfort of a corporate career in the early 70’s and embarked on a new life as a photographer. As Bank’s longtime gallerist, Ben Breard, said, “Bank could have sold something to anyone!” He sold William Morrow & Co. on the idea of commissioning an untested photographer to photograph a book documenting working cowboys across the American West. The resulting book, The Cowboy, published in 1975, was a hallmark of authentic documentation of the working cowboy. After encountering the book, any number of young men headed West to try their hand at cowboying. And like the work of Will James, The Cowboy holds a revered spot in most cowboys’ bookshelves. The Cowboy launched Bank’s career as a highly regarded photographer. His work was widely published and exhibited around the world, including recently at San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museum and the National Cowboy in Oklahoma City. He was considered a master darkroom printer and anyone that ever worked with him knew his commitment to making the “perfect print” . . . (cont.) https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Witte-Museum-Opening-of-The-Cowboy-1980.jpg was unyielding and drove many a photo lab technician mad. He used Minolta cameras and the company was one of his biggest advocates and supporters. Bank’s personality was larger than life. To call him exuberant would be a gross understatement. One writer described his encounter with Bank this way, “A talk with Bank Langmore on photography is like an intensive session with a wonderfully voluble, wheeling-dealing Photo Lab Index with bandana and boots, and you emerge as after a physical workout but sparked with enthusiasm and bubbling over with new ideas.” All that knew him would laugh at the accuracy of that description. But sadly, that enthusiasm was in some part driven by mental issues that afflicted him most of his life. Ultimately that “voluble” personality cost him his marriage and prevented him from sustaining his career as a photographer. But Bank’s passion and love for Dorothy, his children and grandchildren, photography and the working cowboy never faded. He was beloved and respected by a vast network of friends that ranged from working cowboys to ranch owners, and photographers to University Presidents. Bank Langmore left a lasting legacy with his beautiful photography as well as his son and daughter, and his three grandsons, Milo, Jordan and Grant. He will be missed by all those he left behind, but, any sadness is tempered by knowing he is at last reunited with his beloved, Dorothy, and his son, Will. John Langmore was unyielding and drove many a photo lab technician mad. He used Minolta cameras and the company was one of his biggest advocates and supporters. Bank’s personality was larger than life. To call him exuberant would be a gross understatement. One writer described his encounter with Bank this way, “A talk with Bank Langmore on photography is like an intensive session with a wonderfully voluble, wheeling-dealing Photo Lab Index with bandana and boots, and you emerge as after a physical workout but sparked with enthusiasm and bubbling over with new ideas.” All that knew him would laugh at the accuracy of that description. But sadly, that enthusiasm was in some part driven by mental issues that afflicted him most of his life. Ultimately that “voluble” personality cost him his marriage and prevented him from sustaining his career as a photographer. But Bank’s passion and love for Dorothy, his children and grandchildren, photography and the working cowboy never faded. He was beloved and respected by a vast network of friends that ranged from working cowboys to ranch owners, and photographers to University Presidents. Bank Langmore left a lasting legacy with his beautiful photography as well as his son and daughter, and his three grandsons, Milo, Jordan and Grant. He will be missed by all those he left behind, but, any sadness is tempered by knowing he is at last reunited with his beloved, Dorothy, and his son, Will. John Langmore https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/TX-Observer.jpg Texas Observer Texas Observer ran Ms. Wilhelmina Delco's poignant essay about East Austin from Fault Lines. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/TxMonthly.jpg Texas Monthly Texas Monthly reports on Fault Lines. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/AFF-award.jpg Cowboys Earns Audience Awards Austin Film Festival Lone Star Film Festival https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/AFF.jpg "Cowboys" World Premiere at AFF Oct 2019 Cowboys premiered at the Austin Film Festival. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/TBF.jpg Texas BookFestival 2019 Fault Lines and Open Range at the 2019 Texas Book Festival. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/wh-may-cover-sub-1-1.jpg May 2019 Western Horseman "Cowboys" featured in the May 2019 edition of the Western Horseman. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/WR-Mag.jpg Open Range is now available at Twin Palms Publishers. Open Range is now available at Twin Palms Publishers. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/OU-announcement.jpg OU announcement OU announcement https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Cowboys-title-page.jpg Cowboys - a documentary portrait Visit the film's website for updates on "Cowboys", John Langmore's collaboration with award-winning filmmaker, Bud Force. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/PDNB-announcement.jpg PDNB announcement PDNB announcement https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/LFI-Meaningful-Roadtrip.jpg LFI's "One Photo One Story" John describes a meaningful roadtrip with buckaroo, Tucker Hoatson. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/LFI-Oct-cover.jpg LFI Oct cover LFI Oct cover https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/LFI-Oct-2016-article-resized.jpg LFI Oct 2016 article resized LFI Oct 2016 article resized https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Flinn-27-771x722.jpg Opening at Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut With Peter Bosco, Bruce Wodder and George Tice https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Oaxaca.jpg National Cowboy Museum interview John discusses his and his father's work on the American cowboy. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Fence-2.jpg Fence 2 Fence 2 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Fence.jpg Fence Fence https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Langmore-Artist-Talk-evite.jpg Langmore Artist Talk evite Langmore Artist Talk evite https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Western-Horseman-cover.jpg Western Horseman cover Western Horseman cover https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Wade-Cooper-2.jpg Wade Cooper 2 Wade Cooper 2 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Wade-Cooper-5.jpg Wade Cooper 5 Wade Cooper 5 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Wade-Cooper-6.jpg Wade Cooper 6 Wade Cooper 6 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/KLRN.jpg KLRN Arts "The Cowboy Returns" on KLRN https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Artist-Talk-e-card.jpg Artist Talk e card Artist Talk e card https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Cowboys-and-Indians_Langmore-Exhibition-page-001.jpg Cowboys and Indians Langmore Exhibition page 001 Cowboys and Indians Langmore Exhibition page 001 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Cowboys-and-Indians_Langmore-Exhibition-page-002.jpg Cowboys and Indians Langmore Exhibition page 002 Cowboys and Indians Langmore Exhibition page 002 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Western-Art-Collector---Langmore-Exhibition-Sept-2015-issue-page-001.jpg Western Art Collector Langmore Exhibition Sept 2015 issue page 001 Western Art Collector Langmore Exhibition Sept 2015 issue page 001 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Western-Art-Collector---Langmore-Exhibition-Sept-2015-issue-page-002.jpg September 2015 Western Art Collector September 2015 Western Art Collector https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec08c58c5/images/Leica-Blog---Open-Range.jpg Leica Blog - 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