Frederic Remington Makes Tracks
Adventures and Artistic Impressions
Silver Sculpture and Lifetime Prints from the Frederic Remington Art Museum Collection
Collier's and His Peak of Fame
Remington's work for Collier's and the amount he was producing and earning
during the height of his popularity, around 1902.
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An Arizona Waterhole, aka Fight for the Waterhole, aka A Water-hole in the Arizona Desert, 1903, copyright 1908 and printed in Collier's Weekly |
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The Charge, aka A Cavalry Scrap, 1906, edition printed and published 1910 in Collier's Weekly |
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The Emigrants, 1904, published 1910 in Collier's catalog |
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The Navajo Raid, 1907, published 1910 in Collier's Weekly |
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Indians Simulating Buffalo, aka Indians Disguised as Buffalo, 1908, published 1909 in Collier's Weekly |
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The Scouts, 1908, published 1908 in Collier's Weekly |
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With the Eye of the Mind, 1908, published 1909 in Collier's Weekly |
These images are courtesy of the Frederic Remington Art Museum, Ogdensburg, NY