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

Illustrations:

The Adobe Ranch Where the Fight Took Place, c. 1901

The Advance, 1901 (see: The Apache Trail) (missing image)

The Apache Trail (The Quest, as illus.; The Advance, altern.), 1901

An Arizona Cowboy (The Arizona Cowboy, altern.), 1901

An Army Packer (A Government Packer; A Regular, alterns.), c. 1901

At Last, 1901 (see: Killing a Cattle Thief) (missing image)

At My Feet a Man’s Figure Lay, c. 1901

At the Iroquois Council Fire (French Explorers’ Council with the Indians, altern.), c. 1901

Big Medicine, 1901 (see: “’Twas Heartrendin, the Way Litlte Jake Pleaded Wid the Corporal…….”, 1901 (missing image

“’Billy, I Find Him Dog…’”, c. 1901

Billy the Kid (see: He Was the Law, as illus.), c. 1901 (missing image)

“Billy’s Tearless Woe,” untitled, titlepiece, waving man and dog, c. 1901

A Boomer, c. 1901

A Breed (Northwest Half-Breed; Half-Breed, alterns.), 1901

The Buffalo Signal, c. 1901

The Burial of Keno, c. 1901

Calling the Moose (The Call to Death, altern.), 1901

The Captain…Looked at the Moon (The Captain Looked at the Moon, altern.), c. 1901

A Cheyenne Buck (Cheyenne Buck; An Indian Brave, alterns.), 1901

The Christmas Carol, 1901 (see: “Thar Weren’t No Unseemly Laughin Goin’ on in the House.” (missing image)

Colonel Simms, c. 1901

The Cow Puncher (see: No More He Rides, as illus.; The Cowpuncher, altern.), c. 1901 (missing image)

The Defeat of “Crazy Horse” by Colonel Miles, January, 1877 (Winter Attack on an Indian Village, altern.), c. 1901

Desperate Riding in the Cattle Country—A Cowpony Caught in a Gopher Hole (A Little Summer Sault, altern.), c. 1901

The Down-River Men, c. 1901

Driving a Woman from Camp (see: She Noticed That All, Even the Children, Gathered up Stones As They Went, as illus.; She Noticed That All, Even the Children, Gathered up Stones at Their Feet, altern.), c. 1901 (missing image)

Early Pioneers on the Blue Ridge, c. 1901

Evening on the Range as copyrighted 1901 (A Sure Sign as illus.), 1901

Fact or Fiction, 1901 (see: The Schoolmaster Had to Bear the Brunt of Each Attack) (missing image)

The Farmer Gave me a Hen. She Is Sitting…I Cannot Disturb Her (Their Fate, altern.), c. 1901

A French-Canadian Voyageur, c. 1901

French Explorers’ Council with the Indians (see: At the Iroquois Council Fire, as illus.), c. 1901 (missing image

A Government Packer, 1901 (see: An Army Packer) (missing image)

A Half-Breed, 1901 (see: The Breed) (missing image)

Halt – Dismount!, 1901

Sketch for “Halt – Dismount”, 1900

“He Was the Law” (Billy the Kid, altern.), c. 1901

How the Worm Turned (see: “Say Boss, Ah Wasn’t Thar – Ah Only Heerd ‘Bout It from Men What Was,” as illus.; Live and Let Die, altern.), 1901 (missing image)

“Howdy, Pard!” (Oo-Yah!, altern.), c. 1901

In the Alleghany Mountains: The Retreat to the Blockhouse, c. 1901

In the Desert—Don Gomez and His Lancers at the Ochoa Spring, c. 1901

“In the Supreme Court of His Heart He Had Filed a Protest Against Civilization” (The Wilderness Hunter, altern.), 1901

Indian Encampment (see: Pembina Half-Breeds with Red River Carts, as illus.), 1901 (missing image)

Infantry Soldier, 1901

“It Was One of These…..That Caused Him to Rein up His Horse So Suddenly”, c. 1901

“It Was to Be a Lasso Duel to the Death”, 1901

Killing a Cattle Thief (At Last; Cow-boys and Silver-Tip, alterns.), c. 1901

Kit Carson Bringing Navajo Prisoner into Taos, c. 1901