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How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

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oil paint (paint)101 × 68 Cm

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Medium	oil paint (paint)
Dimensions	101 × 68 Cm
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note

Peter H. Hassrick, et al., Frederick Remington Catalogue Raisonné, accessed May 5, 2020, <a href="http://remington.centerofthewest.org">http://remington.centerofthewest.org</a>, cat. 02442.

2026 at 08:20 PM

Peter H. Hassrick, et al., Frederick Remington Catalogue Raisonné, accessed May 5, 2020, http://remington.centerofthewest.org, cat. 02442.

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exhibition

Art Institute of Chicago, Window on the West: Chicago and the Art of the New Frontier 1890–1940, June 28–Oct. 13, 2003, cat. 79.

2026 at 08:03 PM

Art Institute of Chicago, Window on the West: Chicago and the Art of the New Frontier 1890–1940, June 28–Oct. 13, 2003, cat. 79.

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exhibition

Art Institute of Chicago, Paintings and Bronzes by Frederic Remington Lent by the George F. Harding Museum, June 21–Oct. 10, 1969, as Thus the Horses Die for their Country.

1969 at 01:43 AM

Art Institute of Chicago, Paintings and Bronzes by Frederic Remington Lent by the George F. Harding Museum, June 21–Oct. 10, 1969, as Thus the Horses Die for their Country.

How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

Peter H. Hassrick, et al., <em>Frederick Remington Catalogue Raisonné</em>, accessed May 5, 2020, <a href="http://remington.centerofthewest.org">http://remington.centerofthewest.org</a>, cat. 02442.

Art Institute of Chicago, <em>Window on the West: Chicago and the Art of the New Frontier 1890–1940</em>, June 28–Oct. 13, 2003, cat. 79.

Art Institute of Chicago, <em>Paintings and Bronzes by Frederic Remington Lent by the George F. Harding Museum</em>, June 21–Oct. 10, 1969, as <em>Thus the Horses Die for their Country</em>.