A NELLI ART WORKS FOUNDRY WESTERN THEME BRONZE

Mid to late 20th Century. Bronze figure of a cowboy on cutting horse, unidentified conjoined initials in the casting and foundry mark of 'Nelli Art Bronze Works L.A.' edge of the base. Measures 8.25 x

Charles Marion Russell Lone Wolf Bronze Sculpture with Reddish Brown Patina Circa 1941-1943 Aprox. 6 inches in Height Edition 4 of 5 Inscribed and Stamped Nelli Art Bronze Works Deluxe Fine Art LLC ac

After Charles Marion Russell, "Disputed Trail" Bronze Bear & Porcupine with bear descending away down log. Marked with CMR signature and Nelli Art Bronze Works L.A. H.E. Britzman. Measures appx 4"T x

Judy Kensley McKie Snake shelf Artworks FoundryUSA, 1994patinated bronze, glass 9.25 h × 43 w × 6.25 d in (23 × 109 × 16 cm) Incised signature and number to rever

Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922). An Austrian cold painted bronze statue. A figural Western art work depicting a Native American Indian medicine man shaman animist, seated cross-legged, wearing tradit

Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922). An Austrian patinated bronze statue. A figural Western art work depicting a recumbent Native American Indian warrior brave, modeled on a landscape rock form, lying in

(American, b. 1986), "Ice Bucket IBI-1/5," signed on base and stamped Artworks Foundry. 15-1/2"h x 20"dia Provenance: Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco

Carlos Villa(1936-2018)"Two Sisters"Patinated bronzeAppears unmarked; titled by repute21" H x 8" W x 14.5" D Cast by Artworks Foundry, Berkeley, California

Carl Kauba (Austrian, American,1865 -1922). An antique bronze statue, Titled "Cheyenne". A western art work Depicting a Native American Indian rider on horseback, shooting bow and arrow. Artist incise

Arthur Putnam (American, 1873-1930), The Lovers, Nuzzling Pumas, 1904 (posthumous casting), bronze sculpture, signed and dated on base, edition 6/30, Berkeley Artworks Foundry stamp on the underside,

Bronze figure of woman holding child, Signed on both sides of base, Isadore Konti. Roman Bronze Works foundry mark, 5"h

DESCRIPTION: Art Deco bronze sculpture from the Roman Bronze Works foundry depicting the bust of a man's with a close cropped haircut. Mounted on a wooden base; marked on reverse: "ROMAN BRONZE WORKS

Western Bronze, After Henry Merwin Shrady (1871-1922) "Scratching Buffalo" by Roman Bronze Works NY w/foundry mark on verso, Exc cond 15"H x 22"W.

A large bronze western art equine sculpture. A figural work after "The Mountain Man," the original created in 1903, by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Presented on an oblong marble base with metal nam

Wickey, Harry Herman (American, 1892-1968), Standing Bull, 1937, bronze statue, marked Wickey '37 on base, foundry mark Roman Bronze Works Inc, NY on side, 10 x 20 x 8 inches. Provenance: The Estate o

Bullfighter, 1953; Bronze on wood base; Signed and dated "(c) 1953 Malvina Hoffman" with foundry mark "Roman Bronze Works Inc. N.Y."; 14" high; 15 1/4" (with base); Literature: Malvina Hoffman: Yester

Slum Kid; Bronze; Signed "Maurice Glickman" with foundry mark "Roman Bronze Works, Inc. N. Y."; 16" high; Provenance: Private Collection, New Jersey

Western bronze sculpture, title tag reading "Cowboy with a Rope", after the works of Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), on a rectangular black marble base.A seasoned cowboy courageously

Bronze, Foundry Proof, 26 inches overall height (Shipping Dimensions: 26x31x26 inches - 127 lbs.) Buffalo Bronze Works

Remington created Wooly Chaps after switching his casting to Roman Bronze Works. Once Remington started using the lost wax casting process he realized how easy it was to manipulate each individual wax

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 West art sculpture. Titled, "Cheyenne" after an original 1901 work by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian rider on charging horseback, clutching a spear

A bronze American West cowboy art sculpture. Titled, "The Scalp" after an original 1898 work titled "The Triumph" by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian rider on horseback

A cast bronze figural sculpture of a foundry worker. The piece is signed / marked G.W. Lunt & Son. The work was likely a promotional piece produced by, and for. G.W. Lunt & Son art foundry. Provenance