Various Artists' Works of The Battle of the Little Bighorn--
-aka Custer's Last Stand

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  This is a Frederic Remington work titled, "The Last Stand", originally done in black & white in oil, which won the Silver Medal at the Paris Expedition in 1889.
  This deluxe framing treatment in 19 X 24", antique gold-finish wood frame, with linen liner, sells for $385.00.

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  Canvas art cannot be matted, as there is no glass to hold down the matte. This added liner of wood is off-white, with an antique fabric finish.
  It is virtually a second framing.

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This is the only known version by Frederic Remingotn showing the Custer figure.

by Kicking Bear, Lakota Sioux, eyewitness, c.1890-1900.

     

      -- Cassily Adams's painting,              -- Montange's Engraving, 1876;               -- -- Mulvaney's Original Work, 1881;    
in a lithograph by Otto Becker

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    Becker's 1895 lithograph; --   Alfred Waud's #1, Pen & Ink, 1886; - -          Elk Eber's Rendering, ca. 1880's--

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    Paxson's Famous View, 1899; --   Alfred Waud's #2 Pen & Ink, 1886; --  Russell's "The Hostile's View" of the Battle, 1908;

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    Paxson's Cropped Version. --           WHD Dunton's Version, 1915;        W. R. Leigh's Rendering, 1939;

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   Samuel H. Bryant's version of Leigh's 1939 Painting, ca.1940; --      Thomas Hart Benton's Version, 1945;  Reusswig's Collier's magazine Cover, 1950;


Richard Lorenz's "The Last Glow of a Passing Nation"
aka "Custer's Last Stand"

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Charles Schreyvogel's "Custer's Demand", only rendering of Custer,1903;
as seen before the Battle of the the Little Big Horn.

CLICK HERE FOR EDGAR PAXSON'S "Portrait of Custer"

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for Edgar Paxson's "Custer's Last Buffalo Hunt..........."