American, Mexican, and French Pioneer Types

Frederic Remington (1861-1909)

Date

1891
Object Type

Drawings
Medium

Ink and graphite on paper
Dimensions

10 7/8 x 14 in.
Inscriptions

Recto:
u.l. in ink: 193672
titled u.r. in ink: Tailpiece.-American [underlined] -Mexican [underlined] + French [underlined] pioneer Types.-
l.r. in graphite: Frederic Remington [partially erased]
Verso [on original backing]:
u.c. in graphite: Frederic Remington [underlined]
u.c. in blue pencil: March 1891
u.r. in graphite: Was used In \ Century Magazine \ March 1891- \ Page #768
c.c. stamped in ink: ART DEPARTMENT \ THE CENTURY CO. \ UNION SQUARE \ NEW YORK CITY.
l.l. in graphite: 2[?] x 26 1/2 Steinbach
l.l. stamped in ink: Fro[m] H. SCOTT, \ 164 East 107th Street, \ NEW YORK
l.c. in graphite or crayon: Not Used [upside down]
l.r. in graphite: H Backman [underlined] \ Frame [underlined] \ Figure \ T M[illeg.]
Collection Name

Amon G. Carter Collection
Credit Line

Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas, Amon G. Carter Collection
Accession Number

1961.375
Copyright

Public domain

Homer and Remington in Black and White

March 4–July 2, 2017

This exhibition highlights the overlooked works on paper that helped catapult two great American artists to household names. Their ability to distill the essence of a scene using only black and white was fundamental to their success.

Location: Off view

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