Reference: Hassrick, Peter H., and Melissa J. Webster. Frederic Remington, a Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. 1, 1995

Illustrations:

“A Sharp Preliminary Tussle”, 1887

“Shot through the Heart”, c. 1887

A “Side-Lined” Horse, c. 1887

Since ’61. (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

“Sir, They Are in Sight”, c. 1887

A-Six Mule Government Team and Wagon (The Wagons Could Go No Further, altern.), c. 1887

Sketches of the Canadian Mounted Police, 1887-1888 (all composite sketches)

Sketches on a Man-of-War under Sailing Orders – the Last on Board, c. 1887

Sketches on a Man-of-War under Sailing Orders, c. 1887

Small Oaks, 1887 (illustration with hand written notes)

The Smoke Signal, c. 1887

Smoking the Pipe of Piece, 1887

Some of the Spectators, c. 1887

“Sopomoxo”/(“Crowfoot”)/Head Chief of the Blackfeet. (composite sketch from: In the Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians), 1887

Squaw & Papoose. (composite sketch from: In the Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians), 1887

“Stand There, Cowards, Will You, and See and Old Man Robbed?”, 1887

The Stream at the Noonday Halt (Water at Last, altern.), c. 1887

“Surprised by a Party of Mexicans”, c. 1887

A Suspended Equestrienne, 1887

“Take This Cap, Quick, Ride Fidele, and Win”, c. 1887

“Taking Careful Aim, I Fired the Right Barrel of My Rifle”, c. 1887

“They Had Exchanged Shots with a Party of Five Indians Near Gill’s Ranch”, c. 1887

“The Were a Motley, Hard-Looking Set” (“They Were a Hard Looking Set,” altern.), c. 1887

”This Puts One of My Men on Foot”, c. 1887

“Three Little Indian Boys”. (composite sketches from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), c. 1887 (missing image)

Threshing Wheat. (composite sketches from: Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier), c. 1887

Untitled (“Big Game In Toils,” cowboys and roped bear), c. 1887

Untitled (“Big Game in Toils,” cowboys lassoing  bear), c. 1887

Untitled (“Coursing the Rabbits on the Plains,” title piece), c. 1887

Untitled (“A Medieval Romance of the 19^th Century,” headpiece of three heads; Three Heads, altern.), 1887

Untitled (“On the March,” bugler), c. 1887

Untitled (“On the Texas Cow-Trail,” driving cattle), 1887-1888

Untitled (“On the Texas Cow-Trail,” driving cattle through town), 1887

Untitled (“On the Texas Cow-Trail,” Joe, camp cook), 1887-1888

Untitled (soldiers raiding Indian village), c. 1887

“Up hill and”. (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

U.S. Cavalryman. (composite sketch from: Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War-Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico), 1886-1887

War/+/Mesquite. (composite sketch from: Training United States Troops in Indian Warfare), 1886-1887

Watering at Teya’s Ranch, c. 1887

“We Found a Group of Mexicans with Their Horses Saddled”, c. 1887

“We Found a Small Pony, Saddled and Bridled, Lying Down,” (The Escaped Pony Takes It Easy, altern.), c. 1887

“Well, You Are a Warm-Blooded Cuss”, 1887

Whipping Horses to Keep Them From Freezing, 1887

“Who Pays?”, c. 1887

Woman with Quijo. (composite sketch from: Sketches Among the Papagoes of San Xavier), 1886-1887