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

Illustrations:

Under Muir, 1888 (missing image)

A Navajo Sheep-Herder, c. 1888

Officer in Full Dress – Mounted. Officer’s Full Dress (composite sketch from: Sketches of the Canadian Mounted Police), 1887-1888

“Oh! My Shoulder!”, 1888

Old-Style Texan Cowman (Old Style Texas Cowboy, altern.), c. 1888

An Old-Time Mountain Man with His Ponies, 1888

Old-Time Types, c. 1888

The Old Trapper, c. 1888

On Guard at Night, c. 1888

On the Ledge Stood a Huge Panther, c. 1888

On the Road to Dickinson, c. 1888

One of the Real Heros of Hard Marching, c. 1888

Untitled (“One Touch of Nature,” cowboy with saddle; “Bailey Looking at the Photo of His Wife, alterns.), c. 1888

Untitled (“One Touch of Nature,” mounted frontiersman, altern.), c. 1888

Our Camp, c. 1888

Our Elk Outfit at the Ford, c. 1888

Our Party in Camp Watches Our Ascent, c. 1888

Our Rural Entertainers, c. 1888

The Outlying Camp, c. 1888

An Ox Train in the Mountains, c. 1888

Pack-Horse (Ye Old Tyme Pack Horses, altern.), c. 1888

A Packer and Mules, c. 1888

Pals, c. 1888

On the Ledge Stood a Huge Panther, c. 1888 (missing image)

The Peace Sign, initial-piece, c. 1888

A Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico, c. 1888

A Peril of the Plains, 1888-1889

The Place-Kick for Goal, c. 1888

Ponies Pawing in the Snow, 1888

A Portage by Wagon, c. 1888

A Prong-Horn Buck Visits Camp, c. 1888

A Pull at the Canteen, 1888

“Rally on the Battalion!”, 1888

Read for a Heat, c. 1888

“Remain Still, My Lord, and I’ll Clear You”, c. 1888

A Retiring Scout, c. 1888

The Return March, c. 1888

Rocky Mountain Goat, c. 1888

Roped!, c. 1888 (illustration similar to photograph by L.A. Huffman, Untitled), c. 1888

Roping in a Horse-Corral, c. 1888

The Round Up, c. 1888 (illustration similar to photograph by Theodore Roosevelt, A river bottom at noonday – cattle lying down)

A Row in a Cattle Town, c. 1888

Saddling Fresh Horses, c. 1888 (illustration similar to spine illustration on Edward S. Ellis, Trailing Geronimo, 1908)

Shot!, c. 1888

The Sign Language, c. 1888

The Signal!, c.1888

A Six-Fathom Canoe Bound North-Sketches from the Shore of Lake Superior (Six Fathom Canoe Headed North, altern.), c. 1888

Sketch in a Hudson Bay Company Trading Store, c. 1888

Sketch of a U.S. Cavalryman Made in Arizona, c. 1888

Snug Island, 1888

“The Soldiers Succeeded in Killing the Grizzly”, c. 1888

Spanish Horse of Northern Mexico, c. 1888

“Spurring His Horse in Pursuit, He Threw His Unerring Lasso, Just as the Animal Sprang to Climb the Tree”, c. 1888