Frederic Remington

So those kind of changes, in the West and in the Western landscape.

I mean, that sort of forces you to grapple with the fact that that world that we look at and think about, I'd love to have been there and seen what it was like when Lewis and Clark were there, or when John C. Fremont went across the West, or even when Frederick Remington and Charlie Russell were doing their paintings at the turn of the the 1800s to the 1900s, that's a different West than the one we live in.

It has changed dramatically.

And that kind of repeat photography just gives you visual evidence of that.

With the Englishman, Captain Arthur Lee, a capital fellow, we soon struck up an especially close relationship and we saw much of him throughout the campaign.

So we did of several of the newspaper correspondents—Richard Harding Davis, John Fox, Jr., Caspar Whitney, and Frederic Remington.

On Sunday Chaplain Brown, of Arizona, held service as he did almost every Sunday during the campaign.

There were but four or five days at Tampa, however.

You don't really know their faces or what they look like.

Certainly, Frederick Remington was well known.

You could some people can identify him from a photograph.

But

They don't let go of those.

So when they come up, it's kind of exciting.

Other works are by Frederick Remington, Victor Higgins, just a bunch.

These have these E. Martin Henning paintings that are these panoramic sort of really wide, wide pieces.

Which is ironic.

It was a buffalo because, I mean, he spent some time with Augsburg's Frederick Remington painting and shooting buffaloes probably, right?

Mm-hmm.

I mean, think about how weird it is compared with what kind of we picture as an inauguration, right? No capital, no big crowd, no parade.

It was just gorgeous.

Extensive collection of Frederick Remington, um, So Remington is we love Remington.

We own one of his sculptures.

We own Bronco Buster, the 1895 bronze.