Pony Tracks in the Buffalo Trail, 1904 Collier's Print

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Pony Tracks in the Buffalo Trail, 1904 Collier's PrintFramed Dimensions: 20. 25" W x 17. 5" H Unframed Dimensions: 7. 5" W x 5" H "A scouting party in advance of a column of soldiers is picking up Indians' signs" Remington observed. "They have found pony tracks among those of the buffalo and the scouts are trying to pick up the trail." The cavalry officers knew the value of using friendly Native Americans to track the renegades who often attacked unsuspecting settlers en route to the western territories.

Illustrated here are some of the lake's earliest guide boats and canoes

and related World War I data

The print and the museum wrapped canvas both measure 14

living as best they could

they were prime targets for bands of rogue Native Americans

24 x 36" — $1000

To that end he mixed colors to depict evening hues and perfected his ability to paint moonlight and other after dark scenes

and raw defiance

Free Museum admission for four adults plus children

” When he was commissioned by the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York to paint “A Cavalry Charge” he used the riderless horse as the center figure and completed this gigantic painting by adding Indians and Cavalrymen engaged in a ferocious battle

Oxidation 2009

from the strength of the horse’s stance to the warrior’s commanding presence

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