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Frederic Remington played a big part in westward expansion by painting, drawing, sculpting, and using pastels to express people’s emotions, situations, and opinions.

Some paintings showed Native Americans leaving the Great Plains when Americans invaded.

Other paintings also showed Americans entering the Great Plains with all of their things. Riding on carriages and trains.

His paintings show that some people followed Manifest Destiny, and others, not so much.

He showed the life of Native Americans before we invaded the Great Plains.

Another thing, he focused more on the opinions of the people in his paintings than the landscape, unlike other artists.

Frederic wanted to show people what Native Americans were going through.

Most of his paintings focused on Native American life, much like The Buffalo Runners Big Horn Basin. This painting shows Native American warriors.

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Frederic Remington is honored for his prepossessing paintings that show different depictions of the great west.

Frederic’s paintings showed that everyone had different opinions about Westward Expansion and Manifest Destiny.

He should be honored because he heard everyone’s story.

He knew what he thought was right and wrong, but he wanted to show it in a peaceful way.

His big goal was to portray different views in the west.

Frederic created different masterpieces showing Native Americans before and after Westward Expansion.

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"The artist must know more than the camera."
- Frederic Remington

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 This is the Les cavaliers de Ray, it was made by Frederic Remington. There is not much information on when this was made.

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This the Arizona Cowboy. Frederic Remington used pastels to make this in 1901, 8 years before he died.

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Frederic Remington made this painting in 1834. It is a picture of a Creek Indian. 

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The Creek Indians believe that spirits exist alongside humans, and can send and receive messages from people to guide and inform them of things.

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Frederic Remington made this statue off the word Broncobuster, meaning one who breaks horses to the saddle, in 1895.

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This 10¢ stamp is a photograph of Frederic Remington. It was issued in 1940, 31 years after Frederic had died.

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This is the Buffalo Runners Big Horn Basin. It was made in June 25, 1876 by Frederic Remington. 