It’s not really possible to show all of the other works by Miss Augur due to the sheer number of pieces, works held in private collections, unknown pieces, etc.

The few examples on this page do show that she favored the old American West and Southwest more than any other subject.

I’ve yet to find any of her sculptured pieces, but will continue the search.

Colorful painting of a cowboy riding a horse, holding a lasso, with a large bison head and long horns in the foreground and other cowboys riding horses in the background.
Ruth Monro Augur Hand-drawn sketch of a horse-drawn carriage being pulled by four horses.
Ruth Monro Augur Black and white line drawing of a bull and a rodeo clown, with a hat nearby.
Ruth Monro Augur Black and white drawing of two cowboys on horseback and one cowboy on foot, all engaged in a rodeo event labeled 'Rodeo 1' in the bottom right corner.

These four pieces above were part of Ruth’s submission to the WPA for the Austin, TX, State House. While she did not get that commission, she did get the contract for the Garfield County Courthouse in Enid, OK, shortly afterwards. On some of these, she has written where in the mural the works would be painted.

The pieces below were painted before 1934, and further demonstrate Ruth’s love of the ‘old west’.

A scene of a wild west horse race with a stagecoach being chased by galloping horses on an open plain.
Drawing of Native Americans on horseback hunting buffalo in a grassy landscape.
A painting of a cowboy on a white horse wearing a blue shirt, hat, and smoking a pipe, surrounded by cattle in a grassy field.
A black and white illustration of a western scene with cowboys herding cattle across a landscape, with some on horseback and others on foot.

This drawing below may have been part of the submission for the WPA contract at the Garfield County Courthouse in Enid, OK.

Without a doubt, at the least, it is a sketch she was working on as part of the larger mural she ended up designing and painting on the NW wall of the 1st floor.

Ruth painted countless portraits over the decades, teaching portraiture, and forming art groups.

Black and white photo showing Ruth Monro Augur hanging three portraits of women on a wall, smiling at the camera. The portraits are paintings or photographs of women.
Black and white photo of two women examining murals, one of whom is Miss Augur, with a cityscape mural illustrating a cowboy on a horse in the background.
Painting of a young boy with dark hair, wearing a brown jacket over a checkered shirt, looking at the camera.
Painting of a woman in traditional dress holding a fan with dark hair, standing against a blue background.

Self Portrait. Probably in the time before the courthouse murals, 1931-1933.

A watercolor portrait of Ruth Monro Augur with blue eyes, red lips, and dark hair, partially sketched with some areas unfinished.