This is a particularly detailed sculpture of a Native American man on his horse. The horse is young but strong and stands calmly as the rider cocks his riffle, the reigns hanging loosely around his neck. The rider has placed a beautiful handmade blanket over the horses back to keep him warm and to sit on. The rider is also dressed warmly with sheepskin moccasins, tasseled trousers and a long blanket over his protective long sleeved shirt. Around his neck is a tied scarf and around that flows his long, thick hair that is tied with a string at the back. His expression is one from a wise person but he carries with him a sadness of something lost. Across his back are his bow and arrows that he spent the few days before his trip making. He is a peaceful but deadly warrior, armed and ready for his fate. This is a handmade sculpture out of 100% bronze and cast using the ancient “Lost Wax Method”. It has a two tone brown patina and is signed J. E. Fraser
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 23" x Width 22 1/2"Marble Dimensions:15" X 9"Height without base: 22 "Weight :35 LBSView Photos For Further Details.