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The Veteren in the Field (1865) Long Beach, New Jersey (1869) Rocky Coast and Gulls (1869) Boy With Anchor (1873) Moonlight (1874)

The Red Canoe (1889) A Brook Trout (1892) Adirondack Lake (1889) An October Day (1889) The Adirondack Guide (1889) A Good Shot (1892) ...

Remington is great not just at painting action, but sculpting it, as well. Rarely, does he present a bronze horse that isn't acting up i...

The first painting is not particularly impressive on its technical merits, but the subject matter is interesting. Imagine such a scene today...

As Rob mentioned on the previous Remington post, Remington is one of the few big artists whose work can be enjoyed first hand by an Okie. Wh...

Take a gander at the gander pull. Remington knows how to show men out west at play. This drawing could almost fit right in to John Ford'...

Sunrise in the Catskill Mountains (1826) Sunny Morning on the Hudson River (1827) The Gardens of the Van Rensselaer Manor House (1840)

because it cooks in five minutes and is ready to post. He's just such a swell landscape artist. Anyone who can paint distance (not just ...

A five panel chronology from 1836 (more here ) . Click to enlarge The Savage State The Arcadian or Pastoral State The Consummation Destru...

This looks like a really kick-ass sword exhibit & the story is a nice overview of the Japanese blade. My experience at looking at a rea...

Steve Wynn just paid over $10 million for this Ming vase. It is a lovely object - deserving of much affection, and I hope this is promine...

“Some fools survive a serious illness by taking ginseng and then go hang themselves when they can’t pay for it. Other men love potentially ...

I wouldn't know where to start - yet, that's what we see here from this Heian era (ca 11th century) bronze. Fudo Myoo (see below) is...

With the passing of winter, I figured I'd pay a little belated tribute to snow: The first one is from Sun Jun-ze during the Yuan Dynasty...