A quarrel over cards-a sketch from a New Mexican ranch - drawn by Frederic Remington ; R. Stauden Baur. LCCN91483074
Frederic Remington · American, 1861-1909
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A quarrel over cards-a sketch from a New Mexican ranch - drawn by Frederic Remington ; R. Stauden Baur. LCCN91483074, Frederic Remington (1887), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
A quarrel over cards-a sketch from a New Mexican ranch - drawn by Frederic Remington ; R. Stauden Baur. LCCN91483074, Frederic Remington (1887), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comA quarrel over cards-a sketch from a New Mexican ranch - drawn by Frederic Remington ; R. Stauden Baur. LCCN91483074, Frederic Remington (1887), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-68115554">artnap.com</a>
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This 1887 drawing by Frederic Remington, published as a Harper's Weekly page illustration, shows men in wide-brimmed hats gathered around a card table in a dim, stone-walled ranch room lit by a hanging lamp. A standing figure gestures and another points an accusing finger across the table, suggesting the quarrel named in the title. Saddles, gear, and a shelved cabinet fill the corners of the room.
