Santa Fe Trade, 1904 Collier's Print Replacement Material: High-quality bronze reproduction on

Material: High-quality bronze reproduction on marble base

He became so critical of the work he destroyed many of his finest paintings including this one

by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

It focuses on the single figure of a pioneer caught shortly before the sun sets on a parched landscape

5" and has black sides

Santa Fe Trade, 1904 Collier's Print Replacement Material: High-quality bronze reproduction onFramed Dimensions: 19" W x 17" H Unframed Dimensions: 7. 5" W x 5" H These covered wagons carried necessary supplies to the new white settlers. Their route began in Missouri and took them through the Louisiana Territory to Santa Fe and Chihuahua. Shortly before his death in 1909 Remington became disenchanted with his earlier illustrative work. He became so critical of the work he destroyed many of his finest paintings including this one.