More Artworks by John Cameron (View all 90 Artworks)

Philosopher in ecstasy. (By George! I’ve got it!!) (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

A third heat in two sixteen!!; Judge Fullerton and Goldsmith Maid in their great trot at East Saginaw, Mich. July 16th. 1874 (1874)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The end of Long Branch (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Running the ‘machine’ (1864)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

‘A little more grape Capt. Bragg’ – General Taylor at the Battle of Buena Vista, Feby 23d, 1847 (1847)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The grand pacer Mascot by Deceiver (1893)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The new ‘confederate cruiser’ (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Gold dust (1875)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The water jump (1884)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Mr. Bonner’s Horse Joe Elliott (1873)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

This man was talked to death (1873)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The queen of the turf ‘Lady Thorn’ driven by Dan Pfifer (1869)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

A Team That Takes Nobody’s Dust (1875)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Lady Emma, George Wilkes, and General Butler; trotting for a purse of $1000 mile heats, best 3 in 5 (1865)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Ormonde; ridden by Fred. Archer (1889)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)