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The Grass Fire, 1909 Collier's PrintFramed Dimensions: 22. 5" W x 18. 25" H Unframed Dimensions: 12. 75 W x 8. 5" H This print depicts a technique of warfare used by plains Native Americans. When the wind was sufficiently strong to assure a sweeping blaze, the Native Americans would torch the dry grass making certain it would travel in the direction of the enemy. It was used both to camouflage and to confuse the enemy and was usually set just before dawn to give the Native Americans the

amazingly detailed bronze sculptures

His revised introduction places Remington and Russell in the historical and cultural contexts of their time and draws intriguing comparisons between the two artists

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Standard and museum wrapped canvases measure 22" x 15"

The print measures 35" x 26"

Framed Dimensions 26

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measures 12” H X 23” W

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The museum wrapped canvas measures 27

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