A Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico: Harpers Weekly after Frederic Remington, 1888

Title: A Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico Author: Harpers Weekly after Frederic Remington Date: 1888 Condition: Good - margin tears, none into image, previous repairs in right margin Inches: 13 3/4 x 8 3/4 [Image] Centimeters: 34.92 x 22.22 [Image] Product ID: 308319 Harpers Weekly page featuring an artwork by perhaps the most legendary Western artist, Frederic Remington. Harper's Weekly was a prominent American weekly periodical that began publication in 1857 and ran until 1916. It was known as "a journal of civilization" and featured notable coverage of major events, including the U.S. Civil War and issues related to Tammany Hall in New York. Initially, the magazine aimed to avoid controversy, but it eventually took a strong pro-Union stance during the Civil War, supporting emancipation and black civil rights. The publication was revived briefly in the 1920s and again from 1974 to 1976, with the latter revival focusing on reader-contributed content. Harper's Weekly was