Reference: Hassrick, Peter H., and Melissa J. Webster. Frederic Remington, a Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. 2, 1995

Illustrations:

Satisfying the Demands of Justice: The Head, c. 1897

A Scout, 1868, c. 1897

Scouting Party of Spanish Cavalry, 1897

Sergeant, c. 1897 (see: Lin McLean, 1897) (missing image

“A Sergeant of the Orphan Troop”, untitled, after the battle, c. 1897 (see: Battle of War Bonnet Creek, 1897) (missing image)

The Sheep Herder’s Breakfast, c. 1897

The Siege of the Fort at Detroit, c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes, c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (profile of Indian with headdress facing right), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (Old Frontiersman, altern.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (profile of Indian with headdress facing left), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (Saucy Paoli, altern.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (French Half-Breed, Chicken Bill, alterns.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (The Strike-Axe, altern.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (Kwa-Sind, altern.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (Forked tongue, altern.), c. 1897

Sketch-Book Notes (The Choldheart, altern.), c. 1897

Snow Indian of the Northern Type (see: Snow Indian, or the Northwest Type, as illus.), c. 1897 (missing image)

Snow Indian, or the Northwest Type (Snow Indian or the Northern Type, altern.), c. 1897

Solitude, c. 1897

Spaniards Search Women on American Steamers, 1897

A Spanish Cavalryman (A Spanish Cavalry Man, altern.), c. 1897

Spanish Cavalryman on a Texas Broncho, 1897

A Spanish Guerrilla, 1897

Spanish Guerillas Bringing “Pacificos” into Camp, c. 1897

Spanish Infantryman, c. 1897

Spanish Officer, c. 1897 (see: A Type of Spanish Officer, 1897)

A Spanish Picket Post, c. 1897

A Spanish Soldier, c. 1897 (see: Type of the Spanish Soldier in Cuba, 1897) (missing image)

Spanish Soldiers Returning with Wounded Comrades (Bringing in the Wounded, altern. [McCracken]), 1897

Spanish Troops in Action, c. 1897

The Squaw Pony, c. 1897

Stagecoach in Flight, 1897 (see: They Left Him Thar’ in the Trail) (missing image)

The Storming of Ticonderoga (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

Study of a Hunter, c. 1897 (missing image)

Sunrise in the Bear Paws (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

“Taking a Long, Cool Aim at the Flying Figure”, c. 1897

Taking the Robe, 1897

Tarpon-Fishing in Florida—The Jump, c. 1897

Tepees and Wolf (see: The Hungry Winter, as illus.), c. 1897 (missing image)

Texas Thompson, c. 1897

“That He’pless Shorthorn Stops Both Heels” (That Helpless Shorthorn, altern.), c. 1897

“Them Three Mexicans Is Eliminated”, 1897

“They Came to Conquor”, c. 1897 (missing image)

They Left Him Thar’ in the Trail (Stagecoach in Flight, altern.; “An’ They Leaves Him Thar on the Trail”, as illus.), c. 1897 (see: “An They Leaves Him Thar…) (missing image)

“This Yere’s Thoughtful of Jack”, c. 1897

“Through the Smoke Sprang the Daring Soldier” (The Dull Knife Fight, as exh. Hart & Watson, 1897), 1897

A Trapper and His Pony, c. 1897

Travelling in the Orange Free State (A Four in Hand at the Ford, altern.), c. 1897

Troops Going to Mexico, 1847, c. 1897

A Tug-of-War on Field-Sport Day—Infantry vs. Cavalry, c. 1897

The Twilight of the Indian, c. 1897

“The Two Men Climbed Slowly”, c. 1897

Type of the Spanish Officer in Cuba (A Spanish Officer, altern.), 1897

Type of the Spanish Soldier in Cuba (A Spanish Soldier, altern.), 1897

U.S. Cavalry Officer on Campaign, c. 1897

U.S. Dragoon, ’47, c. 1897

Untitled (Drawings, cowboy, cover; The Cowboy, altern.), c. 1897

Untitled, “’Front Name’ Dick,” headpiece, two men, c. 1897

Untitled, “The Great Medicine Horse,” initial-piece, Indian head (Head of Indian, as exh. 1897 Hart & Watson; “Paint”, as listed in Remington Journal #52), c. 1897

Untitled (The Old Santa Fe Trail, buffalo), c. 1897

Untitled, Wolfville, tailpiece, grave marker, c. 1897

“Vagabonding with the Tenth Horse,” untitled, headpiece, cossack post (A Cossack Post—Tenth U.S. Cavalry, as exh. 1898 Hart & Watson; Cossack-Post, as listed in Remington Journal #52) (see: 1896-97) (missing image)

A Vidette (see: 1896-97) (missing image)

The Water in Arizona, c. 1897

“Well, I Ain’t Got Nothin’ More to Say, Boys”, c. 1897

The Well in the Desert, c. 1897

Western Mining Prospectors, 1897 (see: The Gold Bug) (missing image)

“What’s the Matter with It, Jim?”, c. 1897

When His Heart is Bad, c. 1897

White Cloud, One of the Head Chiefs, 1897

Winter Pastimes at an Army Post in the Southwest—A Run with the Hounds, c. 1897

Wolfville, untitled, cover, cowboy shooting guns, c. 1897 (see: “Them Three Mexicans Is Eliminated”, c. 1897) (missing image)

Wolfville, c. 1897

A Wounded Bull Elk, c. 1897

Wrapped in Their Slickers (Tenth Cavalry-man in Rain, as exhibited 1897 Hart & Watson; Cavalryman in Rain, as listed in Remington Journal #52) (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

Young Spanish Officer, c. 1897