Some Paintings and Drawings
- Johnson Straits, British Columbia
- Columbia River (1875)
- Pueblo
- Passing Shower (1876)
- In Pursuit of Joseph, (appeared in Harper's Weekly, August 18, 1877) "Colyer here idealizes infantry power, order, and confidence in the vicinity of Fort Lapwai — probably before the White Bird defeat."
- Home of the Yackamas, Oregon (sold in 1968 for $16,500)
- Castle Rock, Entrance to the Cascade Mountains, Columbia River, (lost) "The subject alone gives marked interest to atmospheric effects," the catalogue for the 1873 Cincinnati Industrial Exposition said about the painting.
- Darien Shore, Connecticut
- Rainy Day on Connecticut Shore (1881)
- Winter on Connecticut Shore (1884)
- Spring Flowers (1885)
- French Waiter (1886)
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