J. Theodore Western Bronze Sculpture End of the Trail

Large Western Bronze Sculpture titled "End of the Trail" on a black Marble Base. Signed "J. Theodore". High Quality Bronze with excellent Detail and various shades of patina. Measures 21" tall x 19" w

DESCRIPTION: Western bronze sculpture after James Earl Fraser's "End of the Trail" depicting an American Indian man atop a horse. "J. E. Fraser" at bottom. Mounted atop a marble base. CIRCA: Late 20th

Bronze western sculpture after James Fraser, "End of the Trail" on a green marble plinth. 21"H x 20"W x 6 1/4"D

"The End of The Trail" J E Fraser Bronze Sculpture. This bronze sculpture by J.E. Fraser titled "The End of The Trail" is mounted on a wooden base and features a brass plaque with work title, artist,

Est. $ 200 - 400 James Earle Fraser Bronze End of the Trail Sculpture. Sculpture is 13.5 x 10 inches. Sits on marble base.

James Earle Fraser(1876 - 1953)End of the Trail, 1915, cast 1967bronzeInscribed at base: J E Fraser © SU 24*The original plasters for these sculptures were bequeathed to Syracuse University by the es

Estate lot of 2 metal library desk table sculpture bookends. Includes 1 x spelter End of Day Trail single bookend featuring a weary Native American Indian on horseback. 1 x bronze on marble base small

Signed. Fine detail. Black & white marble base. 21 1/2" high, 20 1/2" wide.

on marble base. 15" high, 9 3/8" wide, 5 1/4" deep. Light flaking to edges of marble. Provenance: Property of a Southbury CT Estate.

Beautiful bronze lamp "End of the Trail" James Fraser Lamp Sculpture Statue. Excellent Condition. Dimensions Height: 15 in. Length: 5.5 in. Width: 4 in. Got something similar to sell? Contact us at

After James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953) an impressive patinated cast bronze sculpture titled 'End of the Trail,' depicting an exhausted Native American Indian slumped over his horse, 86"h x 72"

A figural bronze sculpture titled "End of the Trail" by American painter and sculptor Frederic Remington (1861 - 1909). Mounted atop a green marble base with nameplate. Measures approx. 13-1/2"H x 10-

Fraser (1876-1953) was known for his famous western sculpture, "The End of the Trail."  He also designed the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Medal; the Victory Army and Navy medal; the Navy Cross M

Fraser (1876-1953) was known for his famous western sculpture, "The End of the Trail."  He also designed the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Medal; the Victory Army and Navy medal; the Navy Cross M

Frederic Remington (American, 1861–1909) two bronze sculptures named End of the Trail and Rattlesnake. Mounted on green marble bases. With a signature in the cast. Circa: the 1940s-1960s.Freder

JACK GLOVER (AMERICAN, 1924-2015) "TRAIL BOSS" WESTERN BRONZE SCULPTURE, depicting a standing man wearing chaps and holding riding crop, titled, signed, and dated "Trail Boss / By Jack Glover / 1980"

Total Dimensions: Height 16'' x Width 15''Approximate Weight: 17 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Total Dimensions: Height 16'' x Width 15''Approximate Weight: 17 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Dimensions: Height 16'' x Width 15''Approximate Weight: 17 LBS.

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Fritz White Title: Shadows of Forgotten TrailsMedium: Bronze Size: 26" x

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Ken PayneTitle: Vanishing TrailsMedium: Bronze SculptureSize: 16 ½

Bob Parks (American, 1943-2017) 'Trail's End' Bronze Statue Undated, bronze sculpture of a horse carrying bows and arrows; rotating base with name plate; signed at the bronze base 'Bob Park Trail's En

Bronze sculpture mounted on wood, "Breaking the Trail to Camp", numbered 31 of 100, signed Fellows ( Fred Fellows, Arizona, California, Oklahoma, b. 1934), bronze: 9"h, 17.25"w, 2.5"w, 15.75lbs Proven

A bronze American West art cowboy sculpture. Titled, "End of the Trail," after an original work by James Earl Fraser (1876-1953). A figural group depicting an exhausted downcast Native American Indian