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Remington / Cattleman / 1888

Remington  /  Cattleman  /  1888


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Remington / Cattleman / 1888

Cowboy standing off Native Americans Date: 1888

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This evocative photograph captures a tense moment in the American West during the late 19th century. The image, titled "Remington's Cowboy Standing Off Native Americans," was captured in 1888 and is attributed to the renowned artist and illustrator, Frederic Remington. The scene unfolds on the open plains, where a lone cowboy, dressed in the traditional attire of the era, stands with a determined expression, his hand resting on the grip of his gun. Behind him, a group of Native American warriors, their faces painted with war paint, approach menacingly, their weapons at the ready. The vast expanse of the prairie stretches out in the background, dotted with sagebrush and cacti. This photograph offers a glimpse into the complex and often tumultuous relationship between the European settlers and Native American tribes during this period of American history. As the West was being settled, tensions between the two groups escalated, leading to numerous conflicts and clashes. The cowboy, representing the encroaching civilization, stands as a symbol of strength and determination, while the Native Americans, defenders of their land, embody the fierce resistance to change. The photograph's composition and lighting add to its dramatic effect, with the cowboy's strong silhouette contrasting against the harsh, bright light that illuminates the scene. The use of natural lighting and the stark contrast between the two groups create a sense of tension and unease, making this image a powerful reminder of the social and historical scenes that unfolded on the American frontier.

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