Arabian Man on Horseback Bronze Sculpture Statue Arab Horse Rider by Dubucand

This Bucking Bronco has quite fright once he sees a deadly rattle snake slithering underneath him. In a panic he starts to rear up and stomp the rattlesnake. The rider looks like the rider from “Woo

DESCRIPTION: After Fernando Botero bronze equestrian statue. Featuring a large male figure in hat riding atop a horse. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Italy DIMENSIONS: H: 11.75" X W: 9" X D: 6" CONDITION

This Sculpture features a man in traditional Arabian garb riding a horse through the desert searching for an oasis. He holds his hand up to shield the torturous sun as his eyes lose and find something

This Sculpture features a man in traditional Arabian garb riding a horse through the desert searching for an oasis. He holds his hand up to shield the torturous sun as his eyes lose and find something

A bronze statue, after "Mountain Man" by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts cowboy rider and horse descending a rocky path. Bronze impressed Frederic Remington. Brass plaque affixed with title an

This Is A Serene Sculpture Of A Woman Leading A Horse With A Man Rider. The Woman Is Much Younger Than The Man She Leads, Perhaps It Is Her Father. Her Hair Comes To Her Shoulders And She Wears A Cowg

Large Orientalist patinated bronze sculpture, Arab Rider on Horseback, after Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), naturalistic ground raised on a thick marble base, approx 27.5"h, 24"l, 10"d, 66.5

Measurements:50 in L x 47 in H

Measurements:50 in L x 47 in H

FERNANDO BOTERO Man on Horseback Bronze Sculpture, shows a man riding a horse in his iconic ‘boterismo’ style, measures 6 3/4 w x 8 1/2 l x 14 3/4 inches, wear and patina consistent with age. Fern

Native American Man & Horse Bronze Bust Statue Sculpture Western Art 14" x 10". This bust of a Native American and his horse is a calm and strong vision. The Indian's culture, wisdom

A fierce ancient Samurai warrior races to the front line of battle on his loyal and speedy steed. His horse rears back as he raises his sword with determination, ready for anything. He is dressed in p

Benin bronze sculpture of a warrior on horseback holding a scepter. L 14 x 13 1/2 inches. Property of a Long Island Estate

DESCRIPTION: An after Fernando Botero "Man on Horseback" bronze sculpture. Featuring a large man with hat riding atop a horse. Base marked " Botero, 2/3," with foundry stamp "M, Founderia, Italy" CIRC

This is a stunning quality genuine hot cast Bronze depicting an orientalist subject, a man on horseback. The man is drinking from a cup given to him by the woman stood by the horse. The piece is very

Bronze sculpture/ statue 52 inches Height x 40 in

The Mountain Man rider and horse sculpture in white brass. Originally designed by Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) sculptor. The mountain man on his horse on a craggy cliff. Sculpture is set o

An after Frederic Remington large western bronze sculpture of a horse and rider, titled "Mountain Man". With cast signature and on a marble display base. 31in tall x approx. 16in wide.

KARL de GROBE Gilt Bronze Equestrian Statue Sculpture. Man riding horse. Signed. 117/980. Black marble base-- Dimensions: H: 10.25 inches: W: 7.25 inches: D: 3.75 inches ---

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 holding a flag, The Reigns Hanging Tightly Around His hand

Antique bronze Arabian warrior on horseback. Arab and horse both ornately dressed with nickel plated contrasting details. Warrior sits (hinged) atop his rearing horse, wielding his sword, with his clo

WOODEN HORSE RIDER DOGON MALI WEST AFRICA

Mid century modern Italian studio handcrafted ceramic pottery whimsical sculpture. Features a man oh horseback being pursued by a headless horseman / ghost on a black horse. Accompanied with a dark co

This Sculpture features a man and his horse. He has his head completely down and it appears to be that he has fallen asleep. Now this is often stage for horse riders, because they are usually on point