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Cowboy Renaissance: The Traditional Cowboy Arts Association mother gallery owner Charles Bloom's innerIn 1998, a group of the West's leading cowboy artisans saddlemakers, silversmiths, rawhide braiders, and bit and spur makers recognized a threefold crisis: a shortage of newcomers entering their trades, an aging master class of artists, and fewer opportunities for apprentices to find willing, qualified mentors. Disciplines that had been part of the cowboy culture for generations were in danger of dying off, of being replaced by mass production. And,