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

Illustrations:

“Taps.” (Cavalry Bugler in Full Uniform) (A Bugler U.S. A., altern.), 1890

Teaching a Mustang Pony to Pack Dead Game, c. 1890

“That Evening as We All Sat Smoking Before the Library Fire”, c. 1890

“These Creatures Who Were Truly Less Like Men Than Dangerous Wild Beasts”, c. 1890

“They Gained Erectness by Slow Jolts”, 1890

A Thoroughbred Runner, c. 1890

Throwing the Snow Snake, 1890

“Toro, Toro!” 1890

Touchdown, Yale vs. Princeton, Thanksgiving Day, November 27, 1890, Yale 32, Princeton 0 (see: Foot-Ball—A Collision at the Ropes, as illus.), c. 1890 (missing image

“The Track in the Winter Forest” (Huntsman in the Snow, altern.), 1889-1890 (see: 1889 Notebook) (missing image)

The Travaux Pony, 1890

A Troop Picket Line of the Sixth United States Cavalry Camp at Rapid Creek, 1891

The Trooper Plan of Stuffing Holes in the Sibley, 1891

Troopers Singing the Indian Medicine Song (Troopers Singing the Medicine Song, altern.), 1890

Trotting Horse, 1890

Trout-Fishing Through the Ice in the Canadian Wilderness (Trout Fishing Through the Ice, altern.), 1890

The Tschummum, or Tool Used in Making Canoes, 1890-1891

Turn Him Loose Bill, 1890 (see: Blandy) (missing image

Two Pike County Arrivals, c. 1890

A Typical Trooper, 1890

U.S. Cavalry Trooper in Campaign Dress, c. 1890

Ugly, c. 1890

Unhorsed, 1890-1891

United States Cavalryman, 1890

Untitled, deer and mountains (“Canada’s El Dorado”), 1890-1891

Untitled (“The Chinese Leak,” Chinese man carrying baskets), 1890-1891

Untitled (“The New York Horse Show of 1890,” head of horse), 1890

Untitled (“The Old Transcontinentals,” mules pulling freighter (The Old Transcontinental Freighter; Mule Train, alterns.), c. 1890

Untitled, sketch of Indian (see: “Our Italy”), c. 1890

Untitled (“Our Italy,” sketch of Indian after photo), c. 1890

Untitled, sketch of Indian woman with child (see: “Our Italy”), c. 1890

Untitled (“A Race with the Idaho Robbers,” man on horseback, c. 1890

Untitled (“Suggestions for Improvements in Army Uniform,” sketch soldier’s head with helmet), c. 1890

A Vaquero, 1890

A Vacquero, c. 1890

The War Path, c. 1890

Watching the Dust of the Hostiles (Watching the Dust of the Hostiles from the Bluffs of the Stronghold, altern.), 1890

Water!, c. 1890

Water-Carrier, c. 1890

“We Found All of the Half-Dozen Men on Guard Slumbering; Saving Only One Man, Who Seemed to Have Been Aroused by the Sound of Our Footsteps”, c. 1890

We Packed Our Mules in the Corral of the Hotel, 1889 (see: We Packed Our… in 1889 Notebooks) (missing image)

The Western Pony, c. 1890

A White Trapper, 1890

Whitman Saddle, c. 1890

And With a Dexterous Cast of This Improvised Lasso Set the Loop of It About El Sabio’s Neck, 1890 (see: The Lasso About El Sabio’s Neck)

A Wounded War-Pony (Army Horse on Battlefield, altern.), 1890-1891

“’You Know This Thing Chief?’ The Indian Nodded Slightly” (“You Know This Thing, Chief?”, altern.), 1890

“You’re Setting Your Nerves to Stand It”, 1890

Youth’s Companion, untitled, cowboy lassoing bear, c. 1890 (see: “Big Game in Toils,” etc., c. 1887

Youth’s Companion, untitled, cowboys roping bear, c. 1890 (see: “Big Game in Toils,” etc., c. 1887)