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

Illustrations:

The American Big Horn, or Rocky Mountain Sheep, c. 1888

“And I after Him as Fast as My Horse Could Run” (Wild Mountain Sheep, altern.), c. 1888

An Arizona Type, c. 1888

Battle of Washita, c. 1888

“The Bear Tore Carver to Pieces”, c. 1888

“Beaver Hit Him over the Head Several Times with the Butt of His Rifle”, c. 1888

Adios, c. 1888

“Advance Loading!”, c. 1888

An Agency Policeman, c. 1888

The Alert, 1888

Bits, c. 1888

A Blackfoot Indian (Blackfoot Indian Chief, altern.), 1888

Branding a Calf, c. 1888

Photograph by L. A. Huffman, titled: Branding Calves, c. 1888

Photograph by Robert Taft, titled: Branding a Horse, 1887

Branding Cattle, c. 1888

The Branding Chute at the Beef Issue (The Branding Chute; The Beef Issue, alterns.), c. 1888

A Break, 1888

Bringing in a Deserter (The Deserter Caught, altern.), c. 1888

Bronco Busters Saddling, c. 1888

A Bronco in Central Park, 1888

Broncos and Timber Wolves, c. 1888

Brushing Off, c. 1888

The Buck Overtaken, c. 1888

A Bucking Bronco, c, 1888

The Bugler, c. 1888

A Campfire Sketch, 1888

The Capture of the German, c. 1888

Carrying Fresh Meat to Camp (Bringing Home the Game, altern.), 1888

A Cartridge Stuck, c. 1888

A “Cayuse” (The Pony of the Northern Rockies, altern.), c.1888

“Cease Fireing!”, c. 1888

A Charge on the Village, c. 1888

Chippewa Bay, 1888

Comanche Brave (Comanche Brave, Fort Reno Indian Territory, altern.), 1888

“Come into My Parlor,” Said the Spider to the Fly,” c. 1888

“Commence Firing!”, c. 1888

Cow and Bull Elk, 1888

The Cow Pony, c. 1888

Cowboy Fun, c. 1888

Cutting out a Steer, c . 1888