Remington
FREDERIC, an American artist and author, born N. Y., Oct. 4, 1861; was educated at the author; born ican artist and author; born in Canton, Yale Art School, and at the Art Student's League , New York. In early life he became a cowboy and stockman on a ranch for magazines, treating of military and in Montana. He became an illustrator Western subjects, and during 1897-1898 of Cuban scenes. productions are, "An Impression from of Cuban scenes. Among his best-known the Pony War Dance"; "The Last Lull in the Fight"; "The Last Stand"; "The , The Military Sacrifice"; "The Arrival of the Courier"; "A Buck Jumper," etc. He published "Crooked Trails"; " Trails"; "Frontier Sketches"; and "The Leflare." In Buster"; "The Wounded Bunkie"; etc.
Remington has produced "The Broncho Sundown Leflare." In sculpture, Mr. Broncho In sculpture, Mr.
He was conspicuous for his success in "black and white ." He died in 1909. inventor; born in Litchfield, N. Y., Oct. 31, 1816. He entered the small arms factory of his father, and for 25 years the mechanical department. The perfecting pe of the Remington