Frederic Remington, Yellow-Green Range

Frederic Remington

1889

A Dash For The Timber

Frederic Remington’s ‘A Dash for the Timber,’ completed in 1889, is a monumental oil on canvas depicting a cavalry pursuit through the Southwest. Influenced by the stark beauty of the region's light, it exemplifies Remington's masterful depiction of frontier life and foreshadowed the golden age of Western cinema.

Frederic Remington

1902

Coming Through The Rye

Frederic Remington’s bronze sculpture ‘Coming Through the Rye,’ captures the dynamism of cowboys on horseback amidst rye fields—a masterful depiction of American frontier life in 1902, embodying rugged determination and thrilling adventure.

Frederic Remington

1890

Aiding A Comrade

A dramatic Western scene of cowboys navigating a desert landscape unfolds in Frederic Remington's 1890 masterpiece Aiding a Comrade, inviting you to bring the spirit of the American frontier into your collection.

Frederic Remington

1902

The Cowboy

This monumental painting by Frederic Remington portrays a cowboy skillfully riding a horse atop a hill, embodying the adventurous essence of frontier life. Explore Remington’s legacy at Ogdensburg Art Museum and Buffalo Bill Center of The West.

Frederic Remington

1891

The Trooper

Experience the dynamic energy of Frederic Remington's 1891 American Western masterpiece, The Trooper, capturing the spirit of the desert frontier; discover this iconic piece today.

Frederic Remington

1893

He Lay Where He Had Been Jerked, Still As A Log (also Known As Jerked Down)

A dramatic scene of frontier tension unfolds in this 1893 oil painting by Frederic Remington featuring a cowboy amidst fallen men, inviting you to bring the spirit of the Wild West into your collection.

Frederic Remington

1908

When His Heart Is Bad

Contemplate the quiet introspection of a Native American man in Frederic Remington's 'When His Heart is Bad.' A poignant portrayal of Western life, now available as a hand-painted reproduction.