Hermon MacNeil Bronze of Sioux

Hermon Atkins Macneil bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian figure in breechcloth, "A Primitive Chant to the Great Spirit, the base signed and numbered "H.A. Macneil / 1/50," with foundry mark

Hermon Atkins Macneil (American, 1866-1947), "Primitive Chant to the Great Spirit", Patinated Bronze Sculpture, 1901, incised with title and signature on rocky base, stamped "Cire perdue cast Roman Br

THE PONY EXPRESS RIDER by listed artist Hermon Atkins MacNeil MEDIUM: Cast bronze DIMENSIONS: 7 x 6.5 inches CIRCA: Mid 20th C. ATTRIBUTION: H.A. MacNeil DESCRIPTION: A limited edition cast bronze by

H.A. MACNEIL A PRIMITIVE CHANT TO THE GREAT SPIRIT Hermon Atkins MacNeil (American, 1866-1947) bronze entitled "A Primitive Chant to the Great Spirit." Base signed, stamped "1901 Copyright", and "Roma

Bronze sculpture, hanging bust plaque, marked The Sioux Brave Blackpipe MacNeil Roman Bronze Works 22 x 14”

Hermon Atkins MacNeil, N.A (1866-1947) (after) Ezra Cornell  Bronze on marble base 13.5 inches high, overall 12 inches high, sculpture 7.75 x 8 x 1.5 inches, base,Bronze sculpture of Ezra Cornell (

"Playing With A Faun". Signed on base and with Roman Bronze Works foundry mark. From a Larchmont manor NY collection. Dimensions: 22.5" Condition: Good.

Hermon Atkins MacNeil (1866-1947) Pan-American Exposition Medal, 1901, Bronze, Signed lower middle front and on verso lower left. Dedicated to the New Jersey State Museum. Featuring on the obverse Lib

Hermon A. MacNeil (1866-1947) for Gorham Mfg. Co. Pan-American Exposition medal awarded to Henri Nestlé Buffalo, New York, 1901 gilt bronze embossed signature 2 1/2"dia

Spirit of the Thunderbird Bronze Sioux Indian Bronze Statue By Robert J Murphy, Approx 12 inches tall.

Hermon MacNeil Pan American, Gorham sterling, 64 mm; "Cinema", silver, engraved "Festival National/Du Film Amateur/St Cast", 67 mm; 1902 Turin Italy International Expo of Modern and Decorative Arts, w

Hermon Atkins MacNeil (1866-1947) Pan-American Exposition Medal, 1901, Gilt sterling silver, Signed lower middle front and on verso lower left. Dedicated to American Buffalo Robe Co. Featuring on the

The two table medals by Medallic Art Company circa 1931, with titles of 'Prayer for Rain' and 'Hopi' on the obverse, signed H.A. MacNeil, stamped 'The Society of Medalists, Third Issue' on the rims, e

Specially struck at the West Point Mint in 2016 to honor 100th Anniversary of the Standing Liberty Quarter, this beautiful piece showcases Hermon A. MacNeil's original Type 1 design from the Renaissan

2016-W Standing Liberty Centennial 1/4 oz Gold Quarter Uncirculated - Beautifully struck in .9999 fine, 24-karat gold, this gold 2016 centennial anniversary release celebrates Hermon A. MacNeil\\\\'s

Dave McGary, American (1958-2013). 'Sioux Moccasins'. Signed and numbered #121/250. Bronze sculpture on wooden base. 6" W x 3.5" H with wooden base. Good condition with wear to paint. Examine all phot

‘Chief of the Sioux', patinated bronze, bust interior signed ‘Gerson Frank 1978 14/30’, peg mounted on marble base, acquired Smith Gallery, Madison Ave., New York, overall height 16in. Opening B

Bronze sculpture of Sioux Indian Chief Shot in the Eye by listed Austrian artist Carl Kauba. 6" tall.

Robert Broshears (b.1934 Washington) ''Sioux Warrior'' Bronze Sculpture 18''x13''x10''. A western bronze with Indian warrior on horseback. Signed and numbered 2 of 45 edition at base. Excellent condit

Marie Barbera (b.1936 California) ''Sioux Love Song'' Bronze Sculpture 18''x22''x11''. Impressive patinated western bronze of a seated native with flute. Signed and numbered 8 of 10 edition. Excellent

DESCRIPTION: A bronze by American artist James P. Gimbal widely known for his Native American inspired art. This bronze titled "Peacemaker" depicts Ogola Sioux chief cold painted with an array of hues

Robert Cavanaugh (b.1927 Montana) Sioux Indian with Pipe Bronze Sculpture 8''x8.5''x8.5''. Plains native with peace pipe. Signed and numbered 6 of 10 on interior. Excellent condition.

David McGary (American, b. 1958) patinated and painted bronze sculpture, titled Stronghearts. Depicts a Sioux mother with her baby son and daughter, the surviving family of a Strong Hearts Society war

Artist: Rogers Aston | 1918-1999 Title: Sioux Pride Inscribed base of bronze: © R R. Aston 7/20 1979; "Sioux Pride" Red Shirt Media: Bronze Dimensions: 4 1/2 by 3 1/2 by 3 inches