BRONZE SCULPTURE AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON TITLED

DESCRIPTION: A recast bronze sculpture by Frederic Remington titled:"Rattlesnake". Features a cowboy riding on a saddled, bucking bronco, avoiding a rattlesnake slithering along its legs. Finished wit

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON (AMER.1861-09) BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 22", L 20", BRONCO BUSTER A posthumous bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington's 1895 bronze titled "Bronco Buster." Artist's signature to

After Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) Bronze Sculpture, Cheyenne, H 22'' L 21'' A bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington's bronze sculpture, titled "Cheyenne." Depicting a Cheyenne man rac

Western cowboys on horses bronze sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909). Titled "Through The Rye". A study of four cowboys in traditional attire with guns blazing in the air, riding

Bronze sculpture after the original by Frederic Remington, titled "Cheyenne" depicting a Native American Indian seated upon a galloping horse, mounted to a green marble base with metal nameplate, 14"h

Frederic Remington Bronze Sculpture~ Titled: The Buffalo Horse. Sculpture depicting the ritual of buffalo runs by Great Plains Native Americans. Sculpture affixed to a wooden base with a golden plate

Frederic Remington bronze sculpture titled 'Rattlesnake'. Signed to bronze base. Measures 21" height + 2" marble base.

An after Frederic Remington bronze sculpture titled "Rattlesnake". Signed on the bronze base "Copyright by Frederic Remington".

Cast sculpture bronze, after Frederic Remington (American,1861-1909). Titled "Bronco Buster," depicting a western cowboy breaking a rearing horse. Sculpture affixed to green and white veined marble pl

Bronze western cowboy sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American,1861-1909). Titled "The Rattlesnake". Depicts a Cowboy on horse being startled by a snake. Fixed to marble plinth. Bears artist sign

Bronze western cowboy sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American,1861-1909). Titled "Norther". A figural work with a weary rider on horseback. Fixed to marble plinth. Bears artist signature at foot

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON, LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE, TITLED "WOOLY CHAPS" 22" H. ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING, IT MUST BE PICKED UP IN HOUSE OR SHIPPED VIA 3RD PARTY SHIPPER.

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON, LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE, TITLED "CHEYENNE", 22" H. ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING, IT MUST BE PICKED UP IN HOUSE OR SHIPPED VIA 3RD PARTY SHIPPER.

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON, LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE, TITLED "RATTLESNAKE", 24 1/2" H ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING, IT MUST BE PICKED UP IN HOUSE OR SHIPPED VIA 3RD PARTY SHIPPER.

Titled "Coming Thru the Rye." inscribed "Frederic Remington." Apx. 28"h x 30"w x 21"d

Titled "Mountain Man," inscribed "Copyright by Frederic Remington." Apx. 29"

Titled "Bronco Buster," inscribed "Frederic Remington." Apx. 24"h x 19"w x 10-1/2"d

Titled "The Cheyenne," inscribed "Copyright by Frederic Remington." Apx. 21-1/2"h x 24"w x 8"d

Titled "Rattlesnake," inscribed "Copyright by Frederic Remington." Apx. 24"h x 18"w x 12"d

After Frederic Remington (American,1861-1909). Bronze sculpture of bucking bronco horse and cowboy rider. Titled "Outlaw". Statue bears bronze plaque at front. Fixed to oval marble plinth. Good condit

Bronze Southwestern cowboy on horse sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909). Titled, "Bronco Buster". Mounted to oval marble base. Bears signature on base. SHIPPINGHill Auction Galle

Second half of the 20th century. A large bronze group titled "Coming Through the Rye", mounted on a green marble base. Dimensions: 33" x 25", 28" in height. Provenance: From a PA collection.

A bronze American Western Cowboy Art figural statue. An equestrian composition, after the original work titled "The Bronco Buster" (1895) by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Metal plaque affixed to bas

A bronze American Western Cowboy Art figural statue. An equestrian composition, after the original work titled "The Bronco Buster" (1895) by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Metal plaque affixed to bas