Frederic Remington Cow Boys Lithograph

Marked on lower right corner Frederic Remington Depicts a crater with men with rifles on the edges of the crater with other men on horses in the distance. Frames in a red toned wooden frame with yello

Frederic Remington Cowboys Lithograph. Facsimile Signature & 1908 date lower right. 11" x 15 1/2"

Frederic Remington - American New York Ct - 1861-1909 - Vintage Color Lithograph of Cowboys on a Frontier. White Oak Frame 21" x 27".

Lot 84 Frederic Remington American (1861-1909) Untitled (Cowboys) platinotype on paper laid down to mat board 27 x 15 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

Two bronze sculptures after the renowned American artist of the Wild West, Frederic Remington (1861 - 1909). Entitled "Trooper of the Plains" and "Cow Boy". These sculptures were likely cast around th

Lot 13 Frederic Remington (attributed) American (1861-1909) Untitled (Cowboys at a bar) gouache on paper signed lower right 20 x 16 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

After Frederic Remington (1861 - 1909) American. Western cowboys on horses bronze sculpture. Figure depicts four cowboys in traditional attire with guns blazing in the air trotting on horseback. Signe

After FREDERIC REMINGTON (American 1861-1909) "Four Cowboys" Bronze. Including base: 14 1/2 x 14 1/2 x 10 inches. Signed and number lower right: /100

A patinated bronze sculpture, Coming Through The Rye, after Frederic Remington, American, 1861 to 1909. The sculpture depicts four cowboys, pistols raised and at full gallop, are in a tight, boisterou

A bronze sculpture of cowboys on horseback after Frederic Remington. "Coming Through The Rye". Signed on the base. Mounted on a black base.

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) Bronze sculpture "Coming Through The Rye" of four cowboys on horseback with pistols. Measures 15.5" wide.

DESCRIPTION: After Frederic Remington "Coming Thru The Rye" bronze sculpture on stone base depicting four cowboys riding horses with their pistols raised in the air. "Frederic Remington" at base of sc

After Frederic Remington "Coming Thru The Rye" bronze sculpture on stone base depicting four cowboys riding horses with their pistols raised in the air. "Frederic Remington" at base of sculpture. Plaq

Coming Through The Rye, originally created in 1902, early posthumous bronze cast of four mounted cowboys, incised signature in the base "Frederic Remington". This monumental sculpture was inspired by

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) Bronze sculpture "Coming Through The Rye" of four cowboys on horseback with pistols. Measures 15.5" wide.

(After) Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) 'Coming Through The Rye' Bronze Sculpture Undated, signed lower right, depicting (4) mounted cowboys having revolvers raised, on a rectangular marble p

DESCRIPTION: An After Frederic Remington bronze statue titled: "Wounded Bunkie" Features two figural cowboys mounted atop naturalistic galloping horses. Statue mounted to a granite base, signed "Frede

New, Unused. Despite having grown up in New York, Remington had a fascination with cowboys and the Native American Indians, as well as the US Cavalry of the American Old West. He transformed this fasc

FREDERIC REMINGTON'S 'BUCKSKINS' PORTFOLIOPenn Prints, New York, 1956. Courtesy of The Remington Art Memorial. Eight color reproduction American western prints of Native Americans and cowboys on bucks

Frederic Remington - American New York 1861-1909 - Large Old Western Print on Canvas with Cowboys on Horseback. Entitled Prospecting For Cattle Range. Scarce. 30.50" x 46"

1903, great Western prints of cowboys and Indians, published by P.F. Collier and Son, great for framing.

Western cowboys on horses bronze sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909). Titled "Through The Rye". A study of four cowboys in traditional attire with guns blazing in the air, riding

AFTER Frederic Remington (1861-1909) Bronze sculpture "Coming Through The Rye" of four cowboys on horseback with pistols. Measures 15.5" wide.

Vintage bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington 1861 – 1909, America), "The Rattlesnake" depicts the moment a cowboy's trusted steed shies away from a defensive rattlesnake. A very good casti