Frederic Remington | "Dragging a Bull's Hide over a Prairie Fire in Northern Texas" | 1888

Own a piece of American frontier history. This reproduction brings to life one of Frederic Remington's most visceral 1888 engravings — a scene of raw courage on the Northern Texas plains, where cowboys drag a freshly skinned bull's hide across a raging prairie fire to smother the flames. Remington's masterful draftsmanship captures the chaos, smoke, and determination of the moment with unflinching realism.

• Artist: Frederic Remington (1861–1909)
• Original medium: Engraving, 1888
• Subject: Prairie fire suppression, Northern Texas frontier
• Reproduction medium: Printed on wood and foam composite
• Finish: Ready to display — lightweight and easy to hang

A distinguished addition to any collection of Western Americana, 19th-century illustration, or Remington works.