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Remington himself kept ledger books in which he recorded information pertaining to his artworks.

Over the years there have been several attempts to organize Remington’s oeuvre. Early scholarship in organizing Remington’s work Starting with bibliographies listing Remington’s illustrations and volumes of scrapbooks depicting them, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West began the research for the Remington catalogue raisonné project in 1984. Remington was an illustrator for much of his life, so for this project, his illustrations seemed a logical place to begin. 3Įach catalogues raisonné has its own starting point, often a collection of the artist’s work or of archival material of the artist. 2 Museums, universities, foundations, art galleries, auction houses and independent scholars have undertaken catalogues raisonnés for numerous American artists, including Mary Cassatt, Maurice and Charles Prendergast, Thomas Moran, Alfred Jacob Miller, Winslow Homer, William Merritt Chase and Childe Hassam. More broadly, catalogues raisonnés of American artists help illuminate and define more clearly developments in American art history. Objects listed in the “Not Illustrated in the Artist’s Lifetime” category follow a strictly alphabetical sequence.īringing together all an artist’s wok and organizing it clarifies stylistic changes and development in an artist’s career, reveals much about his or her artistic process, helps authenticate new works that surface, substantiates old theories concerning the artist’s work and sparks new speculations.

The artworks are then listed alphabetically under the appropriate bibliographic reference. If more than one article appears in the same publication, the articles follow an alphabetical arrangement. Because the majority were originally illustrations, within each year, we have organized the artworks into two major groupings: “Not Illustrated in the Artist’s Lifetime” and “Illustrated.” The latter category is further broken down into “Illustrated in Books” and “Illustrated in Periodicals.” Books are listed chronologically and then alphabetically by title other publications are listed chronologically and then alphabetically by title when dates are the same. In this catalogue, the artworks are organized chronologically by year. There are many ways to structure a catalogue raisonné. The type of information listed for the objects includes, when available, curatorial data, provenance, exhibition history, bibliography, location and comments or explanations. Selected unsigned studies, drawings and photographs that relate to a particular finished artwork are also depicted or referred to. It also includes any unsigned oils, watercolors and drawings that were published during his lifetime as well as certain unsigned, unfinished paintings and oil studies in the collections of the Frederic Remington Art Museum and the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. The Remington catalogue raisonné includes signed oils, watercolors and drawings by the artist. A catalogue raisonné lists and often illustrates either a particular category of an artist’s work or the entire oeuvre. WebsterĬatalogue raisonné, a French term, literally means “reasoned catalogue” 1 and is translated as descriptive catalogue. Collection of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West gift of Mrs. CHEQUES Drawn from UK banks.Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Payments are accepted by Bank Transfer & by Debit / Credit Cards Via the BUY NOW Payment Link Tab shown below each items description. There is no damage at all or other missing parts.

There should be a fine braided copper rein,but this is absent.This could easily be made and replaced. This bronze is a tremendous weight and would surprise most people when trying to pick it up. The detail is very good with a patina throughout being a dark metalic lustre,with some areas having been over dusted and looking brighter and cleaner. This large and heavy sculpture has been hand crafted around the early 20th Century and is produced after the famous original of 1903 by Frederic Remington. A quality Bronze Sculpture depicting a native american sioux warrier on horseback negotiating down a steep rocky slope.The original sold at Christies for $146,000 USD