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

Illustrations:

Jack Bracelin of Yale, c. 1898 (see: Hardly Had the Doctor Loosened Lee’s Jacket…, c. 1898 (missing image)

Jumping on to a Horse (Jumping on a Horse, also illus.) (see: 1896-1898) (missing image)

Key West, Florida, c. 1898 (see: The Advance Guard of the Army) (missing image)

Lieut.-Col. Wallace F. Randloph, U.S. A., Commanding Field Artillery Brigade (ten Batteries), Port Tampa, Florida., 1898

Lieut. Count A.  v. Goetzen, German Military Attache., 1898

Loading Battery and Cavalry Horses on the Transports (Loading the horses at Port Tampa, altern.), 1898

Loading Battery and Cavalry Horses on the Transports, 1898

Lying in the Road Before the Attack, San Juan, 1898

Major-General James F. Wade, U.S. Vols., Now Commanding 3d Army Corps, Chickmanga., 1898

Major-General Joseph Wheeler, U.S. Vols., Commanding Cavalry Division, Tampa., 1898

Major-General Nelson A. Miles, U.S.A., Inspecting the Defences of New York, c. 1898

Major-General William R. Shafter, U.S. Vols., Commanding 5^th Army Corps, Tampa., 1898

The Man Who Gives the Command, 1898 (after Remington by Clarke)

Marching in the Palmettos, c. 1898 (see: U.S. Troops Practicing Marching Through the Palmetto, 1898 (missing image

Marching Thro’ Cuba—(The 9^th U. S. Cavalry Skirmishing through the Pines, Port Tampa, Florida, 1898, altern.), 1898

Untitled, “Massai’s Crooked Trail,” initial-piece, Indian head (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

Natastale (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

Ninth Cavalry Colored Troops on Washing Duty in the Gulf, 1898

The 9^th U. S. Cavalry Skirmishing through the Pines, Port Tampa, Florida, 1898, 1898 (see: Marching Thro’ Cuba--, 1898) (missing image)

The Old Yale Stroke, c. 1898

The Omen of the Little Blue Birds, c. 1898

On the Caribou Tracks, 1898 (see: Caribou Track) (missing image)

On the Iowa (see: Untitled, sketches of heads, as illus.), 1898 (missing image)

On the San Juan Road (see: In the Rear of the Battle—Wounded on the San Juan Road, as illus.), 1898 (missing image

The Orderly Trumpeter Expecting the Orders to Embark, 1898

The Picket Line: Infantry Drilling in the Woods: Entrenchment and Fire Drill (Regulars at Chicamauga, altern.), 1898

Picket Line, Tampa, Florida, c. 1898

Portrait of Man in Profile, 1898 (see: Cowboy with Beard) (missing image)

The Pursuit, (see: 1896-1898) (missing image)

Recruits at David’s Island (see: A First Lesson in the Art of War: Recruits for the Two Additional Artillery Regimens at Fort Slocum, Davids Island, Long Island Sound, as illus.), c. 1898 (missing image)

Regular Army Troops, Port Tampa (see: With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida—Colored Troops of the 9^th U.S. Cavalry Taking Their Horses for a Dash into the Gulf, as illus.), 1898 (missing image)

Regulars at Chicamauga, c. 1898 (see: The Picket Line: Infantry Drilling in the Woods…, c. 1898 (missing image)

Richard Harding Davis, Correspondent of the London “Times,” at Tampa, 1898

“Right Front into Line of Fours! Forward March.” Roosevelt’s Rough Riders Coming into Camp at Tampa, FLA. (Cavalry Troops in Tampa, altern.), 1898

Rough Riders Sharpening Their Swords in Preparation for Battle, 1898

Scouts (see: 1896-1897) (missing image)

Scream of Shrapnel at San Juan Hill, Cuba, 1898

The Seriousness of Four Feet of Snow, c. 1898

“She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of My Pony” (The Vision, altern.), c. 1898

Shrapnel Coming Down the Road. Soldiers Lying Down in Front of It (Soldiers Dodging Shrapnel; Shrapnel Coming Up the Road, alterns.; Artful Dodgers, as illus. in Done in the Open), 1898

Soldiers in Woolen Clothing (untitled as illus.), 1898 (see: Untitled, soldiers in woolen clothing) (missing image)

Spanish Cavalryman by His Dead Horse, 1898

The Storming of El Caney Block House, 1898 (reference photograph)

The Storming of San Juan—The Head of the Charge—Santiago de Cuba, July 1, 1898

Sun-Down Leflare, Washed and Dressed Up, c. 1898

“Taking a Long, Cool Aim at the Flying Figure” (see: 1897) (missing image)

A Tame Horse (see: 1896-1898) (missing image)

The Temporary Hospital, Bloody Ford, 1898

“This Is Where Them Injuns Is Light-Minded”, 1898

“This Was a Fatal Embarquation”, 1898

Thre’ill Be a Hot Time in the Old Town To-Night, My Baby, c. 1898

The Training of the Cavalry—Roman Race at the Riding Hall, Fort Myer, Virginia (The Training of Cavalry—A Roman Race at the Riding-Hall, Fort Meyer, Virginia, altern.), 1898

“Troop Wagon”—Soldiers Making Camp in the Pines at Port Tampa (see: An Army Train All Ready for the Invasion of Cuba, as illus.), 1898 (missing image)

Un I Was Yell Terrible (An Indian Dream, altern.), c. 1898

United States Cavalryman at One of the Soldier Stations in the Yellowstone Park, c. 1898

United States Troops Practicing Marching in Palmettos, 1898

United States Troops Practicing Marching in the Palmetto, 1898

Untitled, Cowboy with Beard (Portrait of Man in Profile, alterns.), c. 1898

Untitled, sketches of heads (On the Iowa, altern.), 1898

Untitled, soldiers in woolen clothing, 1898

Untitled, (“The White Forest,” headpiece, head of guide), c. 1898

Untitled (“The White Forest,” headpiece, two men dragging toboggans through the forest; The White Forest, altern.), c. 1898

Untitled, (“Wigwags from the Blockade,” headpiece, naval officer), 1898

The Vision, 1898 (see: She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of my Pony) (missing image)

Wading an Icy Stream, c. 1898

War Correspondents Buying Horses in front of the Tampa Bay Hotel, 1898

War Correspondents Buying Horses in Front of the Tampa Bay Hotel, 1898

Watching the Big Search-Lights in Havana, 1898

“We Come ‘Long Slow Troo de Mountain”, c. 1898

Western Stage Managers, c. 1898

The White Country (see: “The White Forest,” untitled as illus., headpiece of men dragging toboggans through the forest), c. 1898 (missing image)

Untitled as illus., (“The White Forest,” headpiece of men dragging toboggans through the forest (The White Forest, altern.), c. 1898 (missing image)

Untitled, (“The White Forest,” headpiece, head of guide), c. 1898 (missing image

Wigwagging with a Dark Lantern—After-Deck, 1898

Untitled, “Wigwags from the Blockade,” headpiece, naval officer, 1898 (missing image)

With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida—Colored Troopers of the 9^th U.S. Cavalry Taking Their Horses for a Dash into the Gulf (Regular Army Troops, Port Tampa, altern.), 1898

With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida—United States Cavalry Passing an Army Pack-Train on the Road (United States Cavalry Passing an Army Pack-Train on the Road, altern.), 1898

With the Regulars at Port Tampa—Nineth United States Cavalry Skirmishing through the Pines, 1898

“The Wounded, Going to the Rear, Cheered the Ammunition”, 1898

“Ye Spirit Dogg Strode from Ye Darkness and Said It Was Time”, c. 1898