Ceremony of the Fastest Horse

1. George F. Harding, Jr. (1868–1939), Chicago, by 1939 [Harding Collection no. 380]; bequeathed to the George F. Harding Museum, Chicago, 1939 [the museum closed in 1964 and the collection was placed in storage in Chicago and New York]; transferred to the Art Institute of Chicago, July 30, 1982 [incoming receipt, RX13605, July 30, 1982; copy in curatorial object file]; accessioned by the Art Institute of Chicago, 1982.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• Art Institute of Chicago, <em>Paintings and Bronzes by Frederic Remington Lent by the George F. Harding Museum</em>, June 21–Oct. 10, 1969, as <em>The Chief and His Bride on the Fastest Horses</em>.
• TN, Memphis Brooks Museum, <em>Remington, Russell and the Language of Western Art</em>, Nov. 16, 2000–Jan. 28, 2001; Palm Beach, FL, Society of the Four Arts, Feb. 26–Apr. 4, 2001; ME, Portland Art Museum, Apr. 26–June 24, 2001; Bowers Museum of Art, July 7–Sept. 16, 2001 (Memphis, Palm Beach, and Portland only) (organized by the Trust for Museum Exhibitions, Washington, DC).

• Peter H. Hassrick, et al., <em>Frederick Remington Catalogue Raisonné</em>, accessed May 5, 2020, <a href="http://remington.centerofthewest.org">http://remington.centerofthewest.org</a>, cat. 02519.

The Advance-Guard, or The Military Sacrifice (The Ambush)

Art Institute of Chicago

A Mexican Vaquero

Art Institute of Chicago

The Bronco Buster

Art Institute of Chicago

Coming Through the Rye (Over the Range)

Art Institute of Chicago

The Mexican Major

Art Institute of Chicago

Historians of the Tribe

Art Institute of Chicago

The Fire Eater Raised His Arms to the Thunder Bird

Art Institute of Chicago

Slave Market

Art Institute of Chicago

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