Well pilgrim, if you want to cowboy up your art, you'll need a few images of John Wayne. The Duke, as he was called, was a film actor, director, and producer who made over 177 movies throughout his career, including "True Grit" the 1969 movie that earned him his first Academy Award. John Wayne embodied the idealized American image of the strong cowboy or soldier who advised us to "talk low, talk slow, and don't say too much." To bring his quiet grit home, look for photographic prints from the movies of his you love most, like a black and white shot from "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," a colorized take on "El Dorado," or an art print of Andy Warhol's "Cowboys & Indians: John Wayne, 1986."