John Rogers, bronze sculpture

John Rogers, bronze sculpture, John Rogers (American, 1829-1904), "The Picket Guard", silvered bronze, granite base, titled and stamped "John Rogers New York", 15.5"h x 11"w x 8.5"d (incl. base) Prove

Bronze copy of famous John Rogers' "Travelling Magician" sculpture. John Rogers (1829-1904) was a machinist from Manchester, N.H., who turned his hobby of sculpting into a very financially successful

Bronze sculptor by John Rogers. Eye-catching and one-of-a-kind, this handcrafted bronze sculpture depicts President Abraham Lincoln, General Ulysses S. Grant and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton reviewi

David Scott Rogers (Texas/Utah, b. 1960/61) bronze sculpture titled "We Fought Through Boggy Ground" depicting a group of armed frontiersmen hastily attempting to traverse swampy terrain on foot or ho

(New York/Michigan, 1825-1892) Boy Hunting, circa 1866, signed on base "Randolph Rogers-Rome", Carrara marble, 38 x 16 x 14 in. Note: Randolph John Rogers spent most of his productive years in Rome, I

David Scott Rogers (Texas/Utah, b. 1960/61) bronze sculpture titled "The Chief Celebrates His New Hat" depicting a middle-aged Native American man with disk and tubular beads throughout his hair weari

(American, 1825-1892) A Portrait Bust of a Finely Dressed Young Woman, signed verso truncation signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, with marble socle, 29 x 17 x 12 in.; with alabaster pedestal, 36 x

on marble base. C.M. Russell Reproduction. 11 inches tall.

**Originally Listed At $800** John Rogers (American, 1829-1904). "The Council of War" painted plaster, modeled ca. 1868. Signed in the mold on the base below Lincoln's knee. "PATENT" on back of integr

Large 19th Century Sculpture by listed and heavily collected American sculptor John Rogers (American, 1829 – 1904) Entitled "Parting Promise" (c.1870) | Signed: proper left top of base: "JOHN R

John Rogers (American, 1829-1904). "The Favored Scholar", painted plaster, signed to top front of plinth "John Rogers / New York". A charming figural sculpture depicting a male teacher seated at a lec

painted glass plaster, large piece missing from back side of base, lots of wear and dirt, NO SHIPPING

painted cast plaster, has two broken hands, lots of wear and dirt, stamped on the back patent Feb 10 1885, NO SHIPPING

marble stand is hamemade but strong

Paul Oestreicher (American, 20th-21st century). Roy Rogers bronze sculpture, 1999. Signature, edition number (AP 2/4), and date (1999) are inscribed. A cast bronze sculpture of America's singing cowbo

(American, 1825-1892) Nydia: The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, 36-1/2 x 24 x 17-1/2 in., with rotating rose and cream marble pedestal, 42 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance

25” x 7”. 20 LbsOn a rotating double decker base.wood and marble.Tiled “wind of change” dated 2007 32/35It’s a full body bronze with amazing chocolate patina

Attr. to John Behan, bronze sculpture, Attributed to John Behan (Irish, b. 1932), Charging bull, bronze with brown patina, no marks found, 18.5"h x 15"w x 4.5"d

This extraordinary bronze sculpture was designed and created by American artist, David Manuel born 1940. Carved in extreme detail, with a keen eye for detail with elements that extend out from the scu

with a portfolio of photographs. approx 21 inches long, 10 inches deep, 17 inches high. signed and dated 77.

John J. Scott (American, 1919-2016). "Tail Feathers!" silicon bronze, 2001. Inscribed with the artist's signature and ram symbol as well as the title of the piece and the edition number 2/100 on the b

Signed John W. Kearney '67 to wooden base. Brutalist bronze sculpture of mythological creature on wooden base. Dimensions: (On base) H 13.75" x W 10.25" x D 7.25" Condition: Small chips to wooden base

Exceptional John Rogers paster sculpture. "The Balcony" approx. 15 x 11 x 31 H.

DESCRIPTION: John Rogers "Coming to the Parson" plaster sculpture. One of John Rodgers most successful pieces showing a couple being married. Displays in the Smithsonian Museum, signed " John Rogers".