SALE! Frederic Remington "Aiding A Comrade" print framed and matted from the Hogg Brothers Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Texas

Frederic Remington's "Aiding A Comrade" 11" x 14" print framed and matted. It is an off-set Lithograph, on thick matte paper. Very nicely done.

It is framed with a black matte as you can also see.

Shipping is for standard USPS. If you would like it expedited please email us and we will adjust shipping costs to fit your needs

Here is a little history on how these came to be at the Museum:


Ima Hogg donated works she inherited from her brothers to Houston's Museum of Fine Arts, including one of the limited editions of Bronco Buster by Frederic Remington.[69]
In the 1920s, Hogg's brothers began to develop a new elite neighborhood, which they called River Oaks, on the outskirts of Houston.[77] For their home, the Hoggs chose the largest lot, 14.5 acres (5.9 ha). Ima worked closely with architect John Staub to design a house that would show off the art the family had purchased.[78][79] William and Ima moved into the house, which she christened Bayou Bend, in 1928.[79] In 1939, when she restored her estate along American lines,[72] she donated more than 100 works on paper to Houston's Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH), including works by Cézanne, Sargent, Picasso, and Klee.[80] Following the death of her brother Michael in 1941, she donated his collection of Frederic Remington works to the museum. Consisting of 53 oil paintings, 10 watercolors, and one bronze, it is known as the Hogg Brothers Collection, and is "one of the most important groupings of Western paintings on display in an American museum", according to Hogg biographer Neely.[69] Hogg donated her collection of Native American art to MFAH in 1944,[80] including 168 pieces of pottery, 95 pieces of jewelry, and 81 paintings.[81]

In 1960, she was appointed by President Eisenhower to serve on a committee to plan the National Cultural Center, now called the Kennedy Center, in Washington, D.C.[82] In 1961, Jacqueline Kennedy named Hogg to the 18-member advisory committee to work with the Fine Arts Committee in seeking historical furniture for the White House.[83]


I also have the following Frederic Remington prints with the same frame and matte:

The Flight, Hogg Brothers Collection
A New Year on The Cimarron, Hogg Brothers Collection
Aiding a Comrade, Hogg Brothers Collection

We have 1 additional Remington, please let us know if you would like to purchase both! Contact us prior to purchase.