Reference: Hassrick, Peter H., and Melissa J. Webster. Frederic Remington, a Catalogue Raisonne, Vol. 2, 1995

Illustrations:

If Skulls Could Speak (The Signal, altern.; see: The Buffalo Signal, as copyrighted, 1901), 1900 (missing image)

In the Circle, 1900 (see: Caught in the Circle) (missing image)

Indian Warrior Watching Cavalry Column, c. 1900

The Interpreter Waved at the Youth, Sitting There on His War-Pony (The Interpreter Waved at the Naked Youth, Sitting There on His War-Pony, as illus.; The Liar; The Interpreter Pointed to White Otter on His War Pony, alterns.), c. 1900

The Intruders (The Last Stand, altern.), c. 1900

King of the Air, 1900

The Last Stand, 1900 (see: The Intruders) (missing image

A Monte Game at the Southern Ute Agency (Card Game at Ignacio; Mexican Monte, altern.), 1900 (reference photographs)

The Nineth U.S. Infantry Entering Peking, August 15, 1900 (Coming Through the Chinese Wall, altern.), 1900

No Understand, 1900 (see: Harassing the Boer’s Retreat) (missing image)

Nothing But Cheerful Looks Followed the Bat (Admiring Eyes Followed White Otter, altern.), c. 1900

“O Gray Wolf of My Clan, Shall We Have Fortune?”, c. 1900

The Outlaw (Heroes, Heroes—Mountain Lion in the Snow, alterns.), c. 1900

“Poker? With Them Kittens?” (see: 1899-1900) (missing image) Portrait of a Trapper, c. 1900

“Pretty Mother of the Night—White Otter is No Longer a Boy”, c. 1900

Ready? Go!, 1900 (see: A Good Start at Brighton) (missing image)

“The Right of the Road”—A Hazardous Rencounter on a Rocky Mountain Trail (The Tortoise and the Hare, altern.), 1900

The Rushing Red Lodges Passed through the Line of the Blue Soldiers, c. 1900

The Shotgun Episode (see: Then I Jumped to My Feet and Told…, 1900) (missing image)

The Signal, 1900 (see: If Skulls Could Speak) (missing image)

Squaw Pony, as listed by R and in 1904 Noe exh. (Untitled Horse Study, Ignacio, Colorado; Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Fort Sill, Indian Territory; The Indian Pony, alterns.; Waiting for His Master, as sold AAA 1911), 1900

Western Pony Study, 1900

“Stop—Stop That, Dan!” (see: 1899) (missing image)

“Then I Jumped to My Feet and Told the Visitors to Throw off Their Blankets” (A Shotgun Episode, altern.), c. 1900

“There Was Nothing to Do” (see: 1899) (missing image)

“These Are the Motions That Make a Bronco-Buster’s Life Shorter”, c. 1899

“Todd Was to Sit on His Horse in front of the Tepee, and Hold Mine While I Went In”, c. 1900

Two Soldiers, 1900

United States Signal Corps at Work (News from the Front, altern.), c. 1900

Untitled Horse Study, Ignacio, Colorado (Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Fort Sill, Indian Territory; The Indian Pony, alterns.), 1900 (see: Squaw Pony, 1900) (missing image

Untitled, soldier (bugler) (Military Bugler, altern.), 1900

View of Larchmont Harbor, c. 1900-1908

The War in South Africa—A Close Call for Rimington’s Scouts, c. 1900

Western Pony Study, 1900 (see: Squaw Pony) (missing image

“When the Players Were Pulled Off He Lay There Perfectly Still”, c. 1900

The Wolves Sniffed Along the Trail, but Came No Nearer, c. 1900

Working Snow-Bound Ponies out of the Mountains, c. 1900

“Wright Had a Circular Course, So the Big Stalwart Guard Gained on Him”, c. 1900