Vittore Carpaccio, The Lion of St Mark (1516)
Born
Died
October 4, 1861
Canton, New York, United States
December 26, 1909
Ridgefield, Connecticut, United States
A Dash for the Timber (1889)
Dismounted: The Fourth Troopers Moving the Led Horses (1890)
The Lookout (1887)
Aiding a Comrade (1890)
The Advance-Guard or The Military Sacrifice (1890)
Scouts Climbing a Mountain (1891)
The Blanket Signal (1894–98)
The Mier Expedition – The Drawing of the Black Bean (1896)
Coronado Sets Out to the North (1890s or 1900s)
The Herd Boy (1900–10)
The Old Stage-Coach of the Plains (1901)
The Scout: Friends or Foes? (1902–05)
The Emigrants (1902–06)
A New Year on the Cimarron (1903)
The Parley (1903)
Fight for the Waterhole (1903)
His First Lesson (1903)
A Cold Morning on the Range (c 1904)
The Smoke Signal (1905)
A Map in the Sand (c 1905)
Ridden Down (1905–06)
Shotgun Hospitality (1908)
Indians Simulating Buffalo (1908)
The Outlier (1909)
Episode of the Buffalo Gun (1909)
Buffalo Runners –Big Horn Basin (1909)
The Stampede; Horse Thieves (1909)
The Hunters' Supper or Hunters’ Camp in the Big Horn (1909)
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