Frederic Remington (4 October 1861 – 26 December 1909)

Frederic Remington, Pretty Mother of the Night - White

Otter is No Longer a Boy 1900.

Frederick Remington is an American painter who is known

for his paintings on the subject of the Wild West (Cowboys,

American Indians, U.S. Cavalry). Remington also made sculptures

and illustrations, including books and magazines. Despite his many

works depicting the Old American West, the artist spent

approximately two months in the region, during which time he was

able to depict the untouched West and its indigenous inhabitants.

In 1898 Remington was a war correspondent in the Spanish-American War. 

He supplied illustrations for American media mogul and

leading newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst.

Frederic Remington, Moonlight, Wolf 1904.

Frederic Remington, Prospecting for Cattle Range 1889.

Frederic Remington, The Belated Traveler 1906.

Frederic Remington, The Trail of the Shod Horse 1907.

Frederic Remington, A Dash for the Timber 1889.

Frederic Remington, Fall of the Cowboy.

Frederic Remington, The Herd Boy 1900-1910.

Frederic Remington, Looking Through the Telescope 1888.

Frederic Remington, The Mule Pack 1901.

Frederic Remington, Battle of Beecher's Island.

Frederic Remington, A New Year on the Cimarron 1903.

Frederic Remington, The Scout: Friends or Foes 1900-1905.

Frederic Remington, What an Unbranded Cow has Cost 1895.

Frederic Remington, Aiding a Comrade 1890.

Frederic Remington, Touchdown, Yale vs. Princeton, Thanksgiving

Day, Nov. 27, 1890, Yale 32, Princeton 0.

Frederic Remington, An Indian Trapper 1889.

Frederic Remington, Apache Fire Signal 1904.

Frederic Remington, Indian Fire

God (The Going of the Medicine-Horse) 1895-1899.

Frederic Remington, The Old

Stage-Coach of the Plains 1901.