Frederick Remington
Western artist of cowboys and bronzes depicting frontier life.
Quotes by Frederick Remington
True art captures the fleeting moment of heroism.
Life on the range taught me resilience and truth.
The Indian's dignity is in his silence.
Sculpture breathes life into bronze.
I chase the vanishing West with every brushstroke.
Humor in the cowboy's life lightens the load.
The horse is man's noblest companion.
My colors are the dust and sun of the plains.
Death comes swiftly on the trail, but so does glory.
I am a storyteller with paint and clay.
The old West was rough, but honest.
Wit is the cowboy's weapon against hardship.
In art, truth is more important than beauty.
The meaning of life is in the ride, not the destination.
My bronzes gallop forever.
The Indian warrior's gaze pierces the soul.
Adventure shaped me more than any classroom.
Sketches from life are the heart of my work.
Laughter echoes across the prairies.
The artist's eye sees what others miss.