"Thomas Hart Benton's colorful six-by-ten foot mural from 1975 was commissioned by Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, with support from the NEA.  ""The Sources of Country Music"" portrays 17 nearly life-sized figures and illustrates the various cultural influences on country music, including a train, a steamboat, a black banjo player, country fiddlers and dulcimer players, hymn singers and square dancers.  The painting memorializes entertainer Tex Ritter as the singing cowboy on the"
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