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The barren ground is whirled up to fine dust by the stomping hooves of the noble steed. The rider's upper body is bent forward; it is a scene full of dynamics and power. It is also a picture of the kind seen not only in America but also in the rest of the world when people talk about the so-called Wild West. Even if we know today that many of these seemingly typical depictions were too romanticised, the artists of the second half of the 19th century still shaped all of our images of the conquest of the West.
Artists like Frederic Remington. Today he is very well known for his illustrations of the Wild West and those who know his complete works will find few other motifs. Remington was an East Coast resident through and through, born and educated in New York and at Yale University in Connecticut. Remington had his first contact with the West of the country at the age of 19, when he wanted to buy a ranch in Montana. The project failed due to a lack of financial resources, but the vastness of the country, which he was able to experience there with his own eyes as well as skirmishes between the Native Americans and the US cavalry, was to have a lasting influence on his work from then on. In fact, Remington had more direct experience with his subject matter through his now more frequent travels than many of his artist colleagues, who also painted scenes from the Wild West.
Remington's work lives above all from the representation of what most viewers do not know from their own experience. His choice of motifs and his unmistakable talent for the right perspective, as well as his ability to depict things in a way that is both vivid and artistic, made him a correspondent for influential weekly magazines. His pictures were widely distributed. Even President Theodore Roosevelt, himself a friend of the landscapes of the West, took note of them and noticed that the cowboys and ranchers, the horses and herds of cattle come alive in Remington's pictures. Towards the end of his career, he increasingly devoted himself to sculpture, with similar motifs also being a priority in this art. Remington also created a remarkable series of paintings in which he made the darkness and the colours of the night his subject.
The barren ground is whirled up to fine dust by the stomping hooves of the noble steed. The rider's upper body is bent forward; it is a scene full of dynamics and power. It is also a picture of the kind seen not only in America but also in the rest of the world when people talk about the so-called Wild West. Even if we know today that many of these seemingly typical depictions were too romanticised, the artists of the second half of the 19th century still shaped all of our images of the conquest of the West.
Artists like Frederic Remington. Today he is very well known for his illustrations of the Wild West and those who know his complete works will find few other motifs. Remington was an East Coast resident through and through, born and educated in New York and at Yale University in Connecticut. Remington had his first contact with the West of the country at the age of 19, when he wanted to buy a ranch in Montana. The project failed due to a lack of financial resources, but the vastness of the country, which he was able to experience there with his own eyes as well as skirmishes between the Native Americans and the US cavalry, was to have a lasting influence on his work from then on. In fact, Remington had more direct experience with his subject matter through his now more frequent travels than many of his artist colleagues, who also painted scenes from the Wild West.
Remington's work lives above all from the representation of what most viewers do not know from their own experience. His choice of motifs and his unmistakable talent for the right perspective, as well as his ability to depict things in a way that is both vivid and artistic, made him a correspondent for influential weekly magazines. His pictures were widely distributed. Even President Theodore Roosevelt, himself a friend of the landscapes of the West, took note of them and noticed that the cowboys and ranchers, the horses and herds of cattle come alive in Remington's pictures. Towards the end of his career, he increasingly devoted himself to sculpture, with similar motifs also being a priority in this art. Remington also created a remarkable series of paintings in which he made the darkness and the colours of the night his subject.
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1089752).jpg "The Cowboy by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Galloping Horseman, c.1890 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "A Mexican Vaquero, 1890 by Frederic Remington")
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_1892-93_-_(MeisterDrucke-578929).jpg "The Hussar (Private of the Hussars: A German Hussar) by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-310567).jpg "The Bronco Buster, 1889 by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1087581).jpg "Apache Ambush by Frederic Remington")
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 Making his Way Across New Mexico from The Great American Explorers 1905 - (MeisterDrucke-68724).jpg "Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Making his Way Across New Mexico, from")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090054).jpg "Indians attacking a pioneer wagon train by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Spanish-American War 1898, US Infantryman Armed with Krag-Jorgensen Magazine Rifle by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Blanket Signal by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "North-West Mounted Police of Canada by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Lewis and Clark at the Mouth of the Columbia River by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Then, Upon One Knee Uprising, Hiawatha Aimed an Arrow, from The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, pub. by George G. Harrap and Company Ltd., 1911 by Frederic Remington"){kind=icon}
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.jpg "French-Canadian Fur Trapper Doing Business with Native American, Late 19th Century by Frederic Remington")
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_c1885_(wc_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-578790).jpg "Battle of Beecher")
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.jpg "Moonlight, Wolf, c.1904 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Slave Market by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "French-Canadian Fur Trapper Coureur du Bois by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Toro, Toro!, an Old-Time Californian Vaquero After a Wild Steer by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "What an Unbranded Cow Has Cost by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1087572).jpg "Smoke Signals by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Lewis and Clark at the Mouth of the Columbia River, 1805, from")
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.jpg "Glared like Ishkoodah, the Comet, Like the Star with Fiery Tresses, from The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1911 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Gendarme by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Bronco Buster by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Aiding a Comrade by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Defeat of Crazy Horse (The Defeat of Crazy Horse by Colonel Miles, January 1877, Winter Attack on an Indian Village) c.1901, possibly c.1896 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Frozen Sheepherder by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Bronco Buster by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Lookout, 1887 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "A Manchurian Bandit by Frederic Remington")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-93596).jpg "Zebulon Pike Entering Santa Fe, Illustration Published in")
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.jpg "A Mexican Vaquero by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1083649).jpg "Turn Him Loose, Bill, c.1893 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Mexican Major by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Outlier, 1909 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Parley by Frederic Remington")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-637284).jpg "The Gendarme, 1889 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Infantry Square, c.1893 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Mier Expedition - The Drawing of the Black Bean by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Emigrants by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Flag of Truce in the Indian War, 1886 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Thus the Birch Canoe Was Built... In the Bosom of the Forest, from The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Published by George G. Harrap and Company Ltd., 1911 by Frederic Remington")
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_1901_-_(MeisterDrucke-578789).jpg "The Mule Pack (An Ore-Train Going into the Silver Mines, Colorado) 1901 by Frederic Remington")
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_1899_-_(MeisterDrucke-578787).jpg "U.S. Soldier, Spanish-American War (A First-Class Fighting Man) 1899 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Mountain Man by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Apache Campaign--Burial of Hatfield")
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_from_Harpers_W_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090114).jpg "Apache Scouts lead army patrol on pursuit of Geronimo (1829-1909) from")
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.jpg "The Transgressor by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Mexican Gendarmes asking the Way by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-578930).jpg "Episode of the Buffalo Gun (The Visitation of the Buffalo Gun: A Buffalo Episode) by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Mandan Initiation Ceremony by Frederic Remington")
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_c1902_-_(MeisterDrucke-566035).jpg "Days on the Range (Hands Up) by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Bugler of the Cavalry by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-637286).jpg "A Haircut in a Cavalry Stable, c.1893 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Scream of Shrapnel at San Juan Hill by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Buffalo Dance, from Harper")
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.jpg "The Smoke Signal by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Jedediah Smith making his way across the desert from Green River to the Spanish settlements at San Diego, from")
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.jpg "The Cheyenne by Frederic Remington")
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_c1896_-_(MeisterDrucke-578788).jpg "The Last Stand (Twenty-Five to One) c.1896 by Frederic Remington")
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 1908 - (MeisterDrucke-632518).jpg "The Grass Fire (Backfiring) by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Ceremony of the Scalps by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Arrest of a Half-Breed Whiskey Smuggler by Canadian Mounted Police by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Indians Simulating Buffalo by Frederic Remington")
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_1892-94_(wc_and_pen_ink_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-578781).jpg "An Amoor Cossack (Cossack of the Amoors) 1892-94 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "An Old-Time Mountain Man with His Ponies by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Mexican Major by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Spurring His Horse in Pursuit by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Broncho Buster by Frederic Remington")
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_c1889_-_(MeisterDrucke-578791).jpg "Pueblo Indian Village (Distribution of Beef at San Carlos Agency) c.1889 by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1082627).jpg "Bronco-Buster by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "A Mounted Infantryman, 1890 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Bronco Buster by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Comanche Brave, Fort Reno, Indian Territory by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Disbanding Gomez Army, 1899 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Advance-Guard, or The Military Sacrifice by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1082594).jpg "Trailing Texas Longhorns by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "How Order No. 6 Went Through, or The Vision by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Apache Scout by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "An Army Mail Ambulance by Frederic Remington")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1083648).jpg "On The Trail by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Geronimo and his Band Returning from a Raid into Mexico by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Early Pioneers on the Blue Ridge, engraved by F. H. Wellington, from")
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 pub by George G Harrap Company Ltd 1911 - (MeisterDrucke-190082).jpg "I can blow you strong, my brother, I can heal you, Hiawatha!, from The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, published by George G. Harrap and Company Ltd., 1911 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Herd Boy by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Through bush, and brake, and forest, Ran the cunning Pau-Puk-Keewis, from The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, pub. by George G. Harrap and Company Ltd., 1911 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Hunting on the Prairie by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "A Peril of the Plains, the First Emigrant Train to California by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Cabeza de Vaca in the Desert by Frederic Remington")
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_1903_-_(MeisterDrucke-578934).jpg "Change of Ownership (The Stampede: Horse Thieves) by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Roasting the Christmas Beef in a Cavalry Camp by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "The Return of Gomez to Havana, 1899 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Apache Scouts Listening by Frederic Remington")
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_1895_-_(MeisterDrucke-578780).jpg "The Flight (A Sage-Brush Pioneer) 1895 by Frederic Remington")
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.jpg "Scouts Climbing a Mountain by Frederic Remington")
_1889-90_(oil_on_canvas)_-_(MeisterDrucke-901370).jpg "Aiding a Comrade (Past All Surgery) 1889-90 by Frederic Remington")
.jpg "On the Southern Plains by Frederic Remington")
.jpg "Fight for the Waterhole by Frederic Remington")