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

Illustrations:

Latest News, 1901 (Done in Open) (see: A Post Office in the Cow Country, 1901) (missing image)

The Last Token (see: “Your Soldier…He Say”, 1901 (missing image)

“Leaned Down from the Saddle and Turned It Over”HeH, c. 1901

Life in the Cattle Country—Driving the “Round Up” (The Round Up, as illus. in Done in the Open), c. 1901

A Little Summer Sault, 1901 (see: Desperate Riding in the Cattle Country: A Cowpony Caught in a Gopher Hole) (missing image)

Live and Let Die, 1901 (see: How the Worm Turned) (missing image)

The Long and Short of It, The Landing Net, 1901 (see: Trout Fishing in Canada) (missing image)

The Medicine Song, 1901 (missing image)

“The Men Turned Back to Look at Their Old Quarters”, c. 1901

Mexican Monte, 1901 (see: A Monte Game at Southern Ute Agency) (missing image)

Mexican Smugglers Attacked by Customs House Guards, (see: Smugglers Attacked by Mexican Customs Guards, and The Smugglers, as illus.), 1901 (missing image)

A Missouri Hunter, c. 1901

A Monte Game at the Southern Ute Agency (Mexican Monte, altern.) (see: 1900) (missing image)

The Morning of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, c. 1901

The Mule Pack (see: An Ore-Train Going into the Silver Mines, Colorado, as illus.; Colorado Ore Train, as listed Remington Journal #52), 1901 (missing image)

“My Second Shot Sent Him Lining Out after His Brother” (Indian Raid, altern.), c. 1901

The Night Herd, 1901 [copyrighted Dec. 17, 1901, noI 2695] (missing image)

No More He Rides (The Cow Puncher; The Cowpuncher, alterns.), c. 1901

Northwest Half-Breed (Half-Breed; A Breed, alterns.), 1901 (see: A Breed, 1901) (missing image)

Old Ramon, c. 1901

The Old Stage-Coach of the Plains, 1901

The Old Texan, c. 1901

An Old-Time Trapper (A Trapper, altern.), c. 1901

One of the Old-Time ‘Long-Haired Men’ of the West, c. 1901

Oo-Yah!, 1901 (see: Howdy, Pard) (missing image)

An Ore-Train Going into the Silver Mines, Colorado (The Mule Pack; Colorado Ore Train, alterns.), 1901

The Pack-Horse Men Repelling an Attack by Indians (Mountain Men Protecting Pack Train, altern.), c. 1901

A Packer, 1901

Pembina Half-Breeds with Red River Carts (Indian Encampment, altern.), 1901

Post Office in the “Cow Country” (Latest News, altern.), c. 1901 (reference photograph)

Pushed Himself Back in His Chair Before the horrible Sight (At an Apache Indian Agency, altern.), c. 1901

The Advance (see: The Quest as illus.) (see: Apache Trail), 1901 (missing image

The Rescue, c. 1901

The Roundup (Life in the Cattle Country—Driving the “RoundUp”, as illus.; The Round-Up, as illus. in Done in the Open), c. 1901 (see: Life in the Cattle Country…, c. 1901) (missing image

Rounded-Up, 1901

The Saturday Evening Post, cover, untitled, Indian on horseback, c. 1901

“Say Boss, Ah Wasn’t Thar—Ah Only Heerd ‘Bout It from Men What Was.” (How the Worm Turned; Live and Let Die, alterns.), 1901

The Schoolmaster had to Bear the Brunt of Each Attack (No Understand, altern.), c. 1901

“She Noticed That All, Even the Children, Gathered up Stones As They Went” (Driving a Woman from Camp; She Noticed That All, Even the Children, Gathered up Stones at Their Feet, alterns.), c. 1901

The Sioux Chief (A Sioux Chief, altern.), 1901

Smugglers Attacked by Mexican Customs Guards (Mexican Smugglers Attacked by Customes House Guards, altern,; (The Smugglers, as illus. in Done in the Open), 1901

A Sure Sign, 1901 (see: Evening on the Range) (missing image)

“Thar Weren’t No Unseemly Laughin’ Goin’ on in the House” (The Christmas Carol, altern.), c. 1901

Their Fate, 1901 (see: The Farmer Gave Me a Hen. She Is Sitting…..) (missing image)

Then He Very Slowly Turned Round in His Saddle and Stared back Steadily at Me. “There’s Two of Them,” He Said, 1901

The Trailer, c. 1901

A Trapper, 1901 (see: An Old-Time Trapper) (missing image

Trout Fishing in Canada (The Long and Short of It; The Landing Net; Trout Fishing in Canada—Brought to the Landing Net, alterns.), 1901

“ ‘Twas Heartrendin, the Way Little Jake Pleaded Wid the Corporal…for the Immejit Ixecution av Thunder Bird and His Whole Followin’” (Big Medicine, altern.), c. 1901

U.S. Cavalryman, 1901

The Up-River Men—Cordelling Boats on the Yellowstone, c. 1901

The Wilderness Hunter, 1901 (see: In the Supreme Court of His Heart He Had Filed a Protest Against Civilization (missing image)

Winter Attack on an Indian Village (see: The Defeat of “Crazy Horse” by Colonel Miles, January, 1877, as illus.), c. 1901 (missing image)

“You’re Hanging Then To-Morrow?”, 1901

“Your Soldier – He Say” (The Last Token, as illus.), copyright 1901