JAMES FRASER'S ART DECO INDIAN MAN SCULPTURE

James Earle Fraser (AMERICAN / NEW YORK / NEW HAMPSHIRE / CONNECTICUT / MINNESOTRA, 1876 - 1953) bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Indian man in a fatigued state with spear on horseback. Si

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

The Native American shaman, or medicine man, stands looking atsomething lost in the faraway horizon,holding is head up high inconfidence. He stands on top of a stone that sets his left leg overthe oth

Baran Diaram Bronze After "End of the Trail" - A patinated bronze sculpture of a weary American Indian and horse. Modeled after James Earle Fraser's "End of the Trail". Signed "Baran Diaram" at sculpt

For your consideration is a masculine Art Deco sculpture depicting a man with chains by French artist Jean de Roncourt. In excellent condition. This dramatic Art Deco Sculpture by the "master of mascu

Native American End Of The Trail by James Earle Fraser Framed Art Deco Lithograph Print.

1930's metal trophy sculpture by unknown maker. Measures 11 1/4" x 5 1/8" x 3 3/4" at base.

Ancient Greece art deco style man head marble sculpture in the manner of Jean-René Debarre (French, 1907-1968), apparently unsigned, mounted on a stone base. Sculpture: 9" H x 8.75" W x 5" D; base: 3

An Art Deco bronze sculpture Indian Dancer, by artist Kernalan, after the original by Rene Paul Marquet, French, 1875 to 1939. Mounted on a marble stand. Inscribed, Kernalan, on the base. Circa: the e

Bronze Painted Clakware or Plaster Modernist Pigeon Sculpture. Marked: "86 Alva." Bottom Marked: "Christ. James ST-905-D." Approximately 7.0H x 5.875L x 4.0W in.

E. Menneville Signed Grand Tour Style Sculpture of Fishing Man. Sculpture/Statue. Art Deco Statue of Male Pulling Net. Verdigris finish. Mounted on a pieced marble base. Signed Menneville. 20th Centur

Pair of locking male and female art deco era stylized clad bronze figures in the style of Frankart.

Black Ceramic Tall Art Deco Back to Back Embracing Man Woman Statue Sculpture. size: 20h 5.5w

Art deco sculpture of a man and woman dancing, made of a resinous material with a metallic finish on the faces and skin of the figures with a wooden base. Approximately 16 inches tall and base at 8 x

This sculpture is 100% hot cast bronze metal and was handmade by artists using the ancient lost wax casting process. This sculpture contains no resins or cheap fillers. Condition: New Bronze Dimension

This is a abstract bust of a man. His face is very thin and long, he looks like he has been burned or something. He is wearing like a suit even though you cant see his body. He is the most strange yet

This is a abstract bust of a man. His face is very thin and long, he looks like he has been burned or something. He is wearing like a suit even though you cant see his body. He is the most strange yet

She is the most sought after Native American girl. As she walks, all eyes follow. She is the source of all the men's desire and the source of all the women's envy. Her confidence radiates, as she stru

Art Deco Style Large Man and Woman Duo Couple Bronze Sculpture on marble base. Approx dimensions: 22 1/2"H. 10 1/2"L. 7 1/4"D. EF/B13/SH:13B

DESCRIPTION: Art Deco bronze sculpture, depicting a man smoking a pipe and pushing a wheelbarrow. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 7.5" W: 4.5" L: 6" CONDITION: Minor wear consistent wit

Art Deco Patinated Metal and Marble Sculpture of Man and Panther {Dimensions 14 x 34 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches}

Vintage art deco era SK stamped Austrian chrome or nickel plated brass and wood sculpture of a stylized man in lederhosen. Measures 10 1/2" x 6" x 2".

Art Deco ceramic sculpture. 6 3/8” H x 5 3/8” W. Shipping in USA or International please contact James Lawrence from the local UPS Store: 954-463-0444, FloridaUPS@gmail.com

After James Fraser, "The End of The Trail" Bronze. A bronze American West art cowboy sculpture. Titled, "End of the Trail," after an original work by James Earl Fraser (1876-1953) Native American on h