Bronze on marble base after Frederic Remington’s “Wooly Chaps”

Description

A dynamic and expressive bronze sculpture inspired by “Wooly Chaps” by Frederic Remington, capturing a dramatic moment of a cowboy mid-ride atop a powerful bucking horse. The rider, clad in traditional wooly chaps, leans back with one arm extended, embodying the raw energy, danger, and skill of frontier horsemanship.

The composition is rich in movement and tension, with the horse rearing sharply beneath the rider, its musculature and motion rendered in finely detailed casting. The bronze features a deep, nuanced patina that highlights every fold, texture, and contour, while the sculpture is mounted on a polished marble base with an engraved plaque, lending it a refined and classic presentation.

Frederic Remington (1861–1909) is renowned for immortalizing the spirit of the American West through his sculptures, which are celebrated for their realism and sense of action. “Wooly Chaps” is among his most iconic subjects, symbolizing the grit and independence of the cowboy era.

Dimensions: 9.5 tall x 6.5 wide x 4 deep