Cowboy, Finest Lost Wax Bronze Sculpture By Frederic Remington ~ Mini

Description

The Cowboy (1908) Remington immortalized an original American type in his only heroic bronze, “The Cowboy”. Frederic Remington’s c1908 life-sized bronze statue of a cowboy on a horse on the edge of a cliff. It was commissioned by Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park Art Association, after the artist was declared “a national treasure” it was the only outdoor public work Remington ever produced. Remington had insisted on its location, which adds meaning to seeing it in person. This exquisite hand crafted sculpture is cast in the purest American bronze and is available in 5 sizes including monumental, call for prices. All castings bear Remington’s signature on the bronze.

This American Handmade Bronze Sculpture by Frederic Remington is cast in the traditional Lost Wax Casting process. This insures a quality bronze sculpture that may be passed down from generation to generation. This statue is reproduced in solid bronze, cast in dark patina finishes with hand-applied highlights that create natural variations in texture and color and then hand-rubbed to bring out the awesome detail and highlights, making a unique and lasting sculpture that is an original work of art. This renders that no two statues are exactly alike. The statue is then mounted on a beautiful black marble base with an etched brass plate. The incredible detail of each sculpture is a Remington hallmark.